Ran across this on wired.com and was wondering if anyone has read it yet. If so, what did you think of it?

You never really hear or expect a poor dude from the hood to be a hacker/cracker...
Seems kinda interesting, but I want a readers opinion before I shell out another US $24.95.

Here is the article.

"In many ways technology saved me. It allowed me to escape from a world of violence and negativity into a world that was limitless and unrestrictive," Nuwere said.

"When I was online I was free to be anyone. I didn't have to be a poor kid on welfare, I could be John Doe from suburban Pennsylvania."
"I think the book will help kids realize, like I realized early on, that while cracking might seem like fun and games, the consequences are real," Nuwere said. "Prison is real. Get a job, start your own company, anything other than trying to make money breaking into computers illegally. It will never work out.
Maybe this is a good book for all the skiddies that tend to frequent the site.

Also, this is Nuwere's site if anyone is interested.