digitalwanderer said:Friends?
That ain't my definition of "hacker"; that fits fine under "cracker", "script-kiddy", "damned idiot", or any other of those type of labels.DiGuru said:who thinks "hackers" is what you call everyone who misbehaves with computers, talks and writes garbage, and is probably not older than about sixteen years?
digitalwanderer said:That ain't my definition of "hacker"; that fits fine under "cracker", "script-kiddy", "damned idiot", or any other of those type of labels.DiGuru said:who thinks "hackers" is what you call everyone who misbehaves with computers, talks and writes garbage, and is probably not older than about sixteen years?
A "hacker" to me is one who likes to play with/tinker with hardware/software. Not for any real reason other than curiousity and the challenge of doing it.
That's not a good definition really, but it's kind of close.
rusty said:i think it'd be better just to call script kiddies and crackers
"annoying bastards"
solves all the terminology problems
DiGuru said:While I totally agree, that won't happen. 99.99% of all people nowadays think those are called "hackers", together with the leet dudes and all the other annoying people you encounter on the internet.
silence said:DiGuru said:While I totally agree, that won't happen. 99.99% of all people nowadays think those are called "hackers", together with the leet dudes and all the other annoying people you encounter on the internet.
bah..... they make internet funny
just look at some posters here.....
DiGuru said:silence said:DiGuru said:While I totally agree, that won't happen. 99.99% of all people nowadays think those are called "hackers", together with the leet dudes and all the other annoying people you encounter on the internet.
bah..... they make internet funny
just look at some posters here.....
Good point
That makes me wonder: I guess there are more real hackers hanging around here than on most other sites. Would that be something nice for a poll?