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“The number 65,536 is an awkward figure to everyone except a hacker, who recognizes it more readily than his own mother's date of birth.” ―Neal Stephenson, Snow Crash

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To know 65,536 is to know the language of computers, to see beyond the surface and grasp the rules governing the digital universe. It signifies a mastery that is not just technical but almost intuitive. Hackers live in a world where these numbers form the grammar of a language they speak fluently, where the peculiarities of system architecture are as familiar as the lines on their palms.

Stephenson’s observation is more than a statement about numbers; it’s a reflection on the profound relationship between a hacker and their craft—a bond where numbers like 65,536 are not cold, impersonal data points, but landmarks in a vast, intricate landscape of knowledge.
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