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<blockquote data-quote="2old4this" data-source="post: 21537" data-attributes="member: 174998">If this question is actually asking whether we would start today given that many of the hacks are being closed down with the introduction of more secure second-generation encryption systems, then consider this: many of us here started on the hobby before any of the recent digital hacks came to light in the first place...My personal greatest pleasure is in feed-hunting.&nbsp; Perhaps it satisfies both a desire for something off-beat as well as some latent voyeuristic tendency. I imagine the millions of people who vegetate in front of Big Brother would also gain a similar thrill from locating and watching a transmission that was never intended for public consumption. You never quite know what you might suddenly stumble upon. During the invasion (er sorry, liberation) of Iraq, I came across a feed broadcast from the site of that friendly-fire debacle in Northern Iraq. Suffice it to say that the unedited images left me with a better appreciation of the horror that had befallen that convoy.2old</blockquote>

[QUOTE="2old4this, post: 21537, member: 174998"] If this question is actually asking whether we would start today given that many of the hacks are being closed down with the introduction of more secure second-generation encryption systems, then consider this: many of us here started on the hobby before any of the recent digital hacks came to light in the first place... My personal greatest pleasure is in feed-hunting. Perhaps it satisfies both a desire for something off-beat as well as some latent voyeuristic tendency. I imagine the millions of people who vegetate in front of Big Brother would also gain a similar thrill from locating and watching a transmission that was never intended for public consumption. You never quite know what you might suddenly stumble upon. During the invasion (er sorry, liberation) of Iraq, I came across a feed broadcast from the site of that friendly-fire debacle in Northern Iraq. Suffice it to say that the unedited images left me with a better appreciation of the horror that had befallen that convoy. 2old [/QUOTE]

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