Thread 214293147

Neo must have been paid well as a software developer in 1999's America, why did he feel the need to commit hacking and cybercrimes?

>>214293147 (OP)
he did it for the lulz

"cybercrimes" is an euphemism. he was downloading cheese pizza. had whole cds burned of 320x240 mpeg files. what do you think was on that disk he sold to the degenerate that showed up at his door?

>>214293147 (OP)
to a an indian like you it must be hard to grasp that not all of us life for money

Imagine having a well paying, steady job in a climate controlled office that paid well and required a minimal amount of actual work. You'd need to rebel too.

>>214293147 (OP)
browns wouldn't get it

>>214293274
>You think those are kids you're jerking off to now?
What did the Wachowski brothers mean by this?

>>214293372
>Were you listening to me, Neo? Or were you looking at the schoolgirl with the red backpack?

>>214293274
>>214293372
>>214293535
>there is no hairbrush

>>214293331
I just got one of those jobs and I'm 32

>>214293147 (OP)
Someone always loves what you hate, and hates what you love. I have a CDL and wish I had a quiet back off job, while im sure there is some officer worker looking out their window longing to be outside or on the road

>>214293570
Id kill for those a job like that.

>>214293570
Nice. I have one too. Its kino, even get to work from home 3 days a week.

>>214293147 (OP)
He was a rebel. That's clear when the agents question him and he tells them to fuck off, and also when he is eager and fearless to meet Morpheus, the most feared terrorist in the world. Was this not obvious? It wasn't even subtle.

>>214293563
>Did you know that the first Matrix had no age of consent laws? It was a disaster. Human beings define their reality through misery. Legal cunny was a dream that your primitive cerebrum kept trying to wake up from.

>>214293274
>The first matrix I designed was quite naturally perfect. It was a work of art. Cute. Funny. A triumph equaled only by its monumental illegality.

>>214293180
I miss when this was the internet

>>214294457
Its still like that, you legit think all BBC posts are people trolling because they know it bothers people? Maybe it is some jewish psyop, but there are legit real anons who troll with it also

>>214293147 (OP)
It's a manifestation of how he wasn't accepting the programming. He was supposed to stay in his lane and be a good little wage slave, but he couldn't live that way. He had to rebel to feel alive.

>>214294354
>anon had one job
>didn't do it

>>214293274
>what do you think was on that disk he sold to the degenerate that showed up at his door?
It was clearly a hacking program of some sort based on Neo's line, "If you get caught using that..."

white leftists are more likely to be criminal than white rightists. they're just generally more angsty and anti-social.

neo is just genetically predisposed to being a shithead that disrupts systems.

>>214293570
>>214293692
it's my dream to have this kind of job by my late 30s (i'm starting super late unfortunately)

>>214293274
What the fuck does downloading cheese pizza mean?

>>214295586
Its a reference to pizzagate, a debunked alt-right conspiracy theory, about the Clintons being lizard people who eat babies.

>>214295586
it's literally what 4chan was founded for anon

>>214295334
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>>214293372
tres agreable

>>214295586
It's code for Chinese Propaganda.
Neo is a spy working for the CCP to destabilize America by flooding social media with racewar bait.

>>214295635
Why would redditjannies delete this?

>>214293372
>process some pixels
>go to jail
what the fuck was his problem?

>>214295586
Italian 70s giallo movies. Cheese because they are cheesy with over the top scores and fake blood, Pizza because Italian.

>>214295429
Hacking school security cameras

>>214295334
Impressive, very nice.

>>214293147 (OP)
Working as a developer is depressing. The most depressing part is hanging around other developers. I switched to an IT infrastructure manager after a few years. Now I'm happy again.

>>214296163
what was depressing about it and how did IT make you happier?

>>214295830
maybe he's back

>>214293274
Considering this was the 90’s that wouldn’t even be a problem. AOL quite literally used to have a “3 strike” policy where if your account was caught doing that 3 times they’d simply ban your account. That was it, that was the only consequence. You were free to go take 5 minutes to make a new account.

>>214295586
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