I was just wondering what everyones status is in that particular area of the internet
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I was just wondering what everyones status is in that particular area of the internet
hackers suck as flt and deviance are very useful. but hackers that go into ur comp and fuck with ur shit is evil cowards. they battle sitting behind their comp.
Well it depends, Do you mean hackers that help out society or hackers that just destroy everything because they're only reason is they feel like it? In my opinion, I respect hackers but not the "bad" hackers.
Hackers are lamers with no life. :lol:
i think some ppl in here need to go and learn what the term hacker means... if there were no hackers there would be no internet for you even to be looking at this!
EDIT: missing a word...lol
hmmm.. so their not that populer then, because the apparent defination is to acess infomation that they cant get too.
that is not correct that is what the general public beleive that acually have no idea about the term hacker...Quote:
Originally posted by Neo 721@2 November 2003 - 02:11
hmmm.. so their not that populer then, because the apparent defination is to acess infomation that they cant get too.
Depends on what they do i suppose. But whatever they do, on and off line. I believe some of the best rippers are also quite good at hacking.
You say without hackers there would be no internet, do explain. Also, what is your definition for hackers?
they deffinatly do not. most noobs seem to think it evvolves around botz and crack's and trojens, programs like sub seven ect they clearly have no idea. The people behind it are most likley to have been ex programmers or script writers ect.
they deffinatly do not. most noobs seem to think it evvolves around botz and crack's and trojens, programs like sub seven ect they clearly have no idea. The people behind it are most likley to have been ex programmers or script writers ect.
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this wont come out right as for the first time in ages i have had a drink ...but a hacker will norm be into sci fi and at one stage in life played a musical instrument (not at school) they can make conputers/programs do things that were not meant to do / made to do they create they think outside the square they can repair things useing only the things they have around them....Quote:
Originally posted by Will_518@2 November 2003 - 02:23
You say without hackers there would be no internet, do explain. Also, what is your definition for hackers?
I was'nt realy promting a disscuision only "opinion" seeking.
to get an opinion you first have to make sure you have defined what to give an oppinion onQuote:
Originally posted by Neo 721@2 November 2003 - 02:30
I was'nt realy promting a disscuision only "opinion" seeking.
that is a pretty sound critiria
this wont come out right as for the first time in ages i have had a drink ...but a hacker will norm be into sci fi and at one stage in life played a musical instrument (not at school) they can make conputers/programs do things that were not meant to do / made to do they create they think outside the square they can repair things useing only the things they have around them.... [/b][/quote]Quote:
Originally posted by exeus+1 November 2003 - 15:30--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (exeus @ 1 November 2003 - 15:30)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Will_518@2 November 2003 - 02:23
You say without hackers there would be no internet, do explain. Also, what is your definition for hackers?
That didn't come out as a water tight explaination, what if the guy fits into all the rest, but he doesn't play a musical instrument? what if he's not into sci-fi, but into history instead?
But, really, not too bad.
So, they are the guys who make progs and comps do things they are not meant to? Then, what's the difference between a nonprofessional programmer and a hacker?
That didn't come out as a water tight explaination, what if the guy fits into all the rest, but he doesn't play a musical instrument? what if he's not into sci-fi, but into history instead?Quote:
Originally posted by Will_518+2 November 2003 - 02:36--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Will_518 @ 2 November 2003 - 02:36)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>Quote:
Originally posted by exeus@1 November 2003 - 15:30
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@2 November 2003 - 02:23
You say without hackers there would be no internet, do explain. Also, what is your definition for hackers?
this wont come out right as for the first time in ages i have had a drink ...but a hacker will norm be into sci fi and at one stage in life played a musical instrument (not at school) they can make conputers/programs do things that were not meant to do / made to do they create they think outside the square they can repair things useing only the things they have around them....
But, really, not too bad.
So, they are the guys who make progs and comps do things they are not meant to? Then, what's the difference between a nonprofessional programmer and a hacker? [/b][/quote]
you dont have to play but more then have played an instrument
in no way has to be a proffesional programmer
basically in a nut shell (someone that is createive) and more then likely gives some thort to life
About the musical instrument thing I know where your coming from. It does realy bank down to being creative. But also some were made to do it plus they rarely talk to others openly about it and are usually in small orginizations or clubs, they dont brag, they can or usually make their own materials, the word trojen is rarely used and they have a well built knolege on how the world works.
@Neo 721 - what's ur take on the topic and what's ur definition of "hacker".
@exeus - I agree with u, the term has been intentionally taken out context and it's true meaning.
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But, what does playing music instrument have to do with creativity?!
Here is what a professional (he's level 6 on violin) thinks about the issue:
" WillX518: yes. Do you think playing a music instrument increases creativity?
sijiadu: no
sijiadu: i play an instrument but i hate composing"
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Originally posted by Neo 721@2 November 2003 - 02:47
plus they rarely talk to others openly about it and are usually in small orginizations or clubs, they dont brag, they can or usually make their own materials, the word trojen is rarely used and they have a well built knolege on how the world works.
not so true quite often they stick to themselfs
true
true
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very true
IMO
now flip the coin:Quote:
Originally posted by Will_518@1 November 2003 - 22:04
But, what does playing music instrument have to do with creativity?!
Here is what a professional (he's level 6 on violin) thinks about the issue:
" WillX518: yes. Do you think playing a music instrument increases creativity?
sijiadu: no
sijiadu: i play an instrument but i hate composing"
have u heard of the term "String Theory"?
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/elegant/
You guys make hackers sound like a bunch of righteous individuals in a secret organisation.
If that is the truth, then why don't they talk openly about it? why don't they let the public enjoy their products?
Maybe, it's because they are on the wrong side of the law.
why dont they talk about it openly.... that one you have to learn for yourselfQuote:
Originally posted by Will_518@2 November 2003 - 03:15
You guys make hackers sound like a bunch of righteous individuals in a secret organisation.
If that is the truth, then why don't they talk openly about it? why don't they let the public enjoy their products?
Maybe, it's because they are on the wrong side of the law.
you are enjoying it the Intrnet for example...
now flip the coin:Quote:
Originally posted by nikita69+1 November 2003 - 16:13--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (nikita69 @ 1 November 2003 - 16:13)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Will_518@1 November 2003 - 22:04
But, what does playing music instrument have to do with creativity?!
Here is what a professional (he's level 6 on violin) thinks about the issue:
" WillX518: yes. Do you think playing a music instrument increases creativity?
sijiadu: no
sijiadu: i play an instrument but i hate composing"
have u heard of the term "String Theory"?
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/elegant/ [/b][/quote]
I fail to see what the string theory have to do with all this. care to explain?
@Will_518 - many of the ppl involved in that project have extinsive knowledge and experience with music instruments. By choice of enjoyment and later they started to wonder who these instrument can be translated to what is now known as "String Theory". This is relating the creativity and not hacking.
why dont they talk about it openly.... that one you have to learn for yourselfQuote:
Originally posted by exeus+1 November 2003 - 16:20--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (exeus @ 1 November 2003 - 16:20)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Will_518@2 November 2003 - 03:15
You guys make hackers sound like a bunch of righteous individuals in a secret organisation.
If that is the truth, then why don't they talk openly about it? why don't they let the public enjoy their products?
Maybe, it's because they are on the wrong side of the law.
you are enjoying it the Intrnet for example... [/b][/quote]
So, the internet is created by hackers? Ok, i seen a tv programme about this before, about bluebox and stuff.
But are they really as good and misunderstood as you make them? I wonder whether you would feel the same if you got hacked.
Imagine what Valve thinks.
After all there is a difference between non-professional programmers and hackers, the law divides them.
So, the internet is created by hackers? Ok, i seen a tv programme about this before, about bluebox and stuff.Quote:
Originally posted by Will_518+2 November 2003 - 03:45--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Will_518 @ 2 November 2003 - 03:45)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>Quote:
Originally posted by exeus@1 November 2003 - 16:20
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@2 November 2003 - 03:15
You guys make hackers sound like a bunch of righteous individuals in a secret organisation.
If that is the truth, then why don't they talk openly about it? why don't they let the public enjoy their products?
Maybe, it's because they are on the wrong side of the law.
why dont they talk about it openly.... that one you have to learn for yourself
you are enjoying it the Intrnet for example...
But are they really as good and misunderstood as you make them? I wonder whether you would feel the same if you got hacked.
Imagine what Valve thinks.
After all there is a difference between non-professional programmers and hackers, the law divides them. [/b][/quote]
for one i have been hacked
and 2 you still seem to have the wrong idea completely about hackers.....
That's just a particular case, have they done a science study into music and creativity?Quote:
Originally posted by nikita69@1 November 2003 - 16:30
@Will_518 - many of the ppl involved in that project have extinsive knowledge and experience with music instruments. By choice of enjoyment and later they started to wonder who these instrument can be translated to what is now known as "String Theory". This is relating the creativity and not hacking.
And howcome i get the feeling i'm the only guy in here who doesn't play a music instrument?!
i dont .......Quote:
Originally posted by Will_518@2 November 2003 - 03:50
And howcome i get the feeling i'm the only guy in here who doesn't play a music instrument?!
I still have the wrong idea about hackers? OK, maybe i do, maybe i don't.
But then what is the right idea about hackers? if they are the guys who create original programmes, then why are they not just called programmes? Ok, they create programmes or modify current ones so they do stuff they not supposed to do, but they are still just programmers improving programmes. Like mods for games, we don't call they guys who creates CS hackers, do we.
What is the difference between a normal programmer and a hacker? The hacker is more original?
there is more to being a hacker then programming IMO, i have a child that is 7 who programms i dont class them a hacker ...well not yet anyhow....
So, hacking is a lifestyle? Like when we think about game-programmers we think of pizza and long hours. When we think of hackers we think of what you and Neo 721 said?Quote:
Originally posted by exeus@1 November 2003 - 17:00
there is more to being a hacker then programming IMO, i have a child that is 7 who programms i dont class them a hacker ...well not yet anyhow....
it is hard to stereo type any group
but yes it is a lifstyle which IMO is being creative which could mean fixing the return spring on a carbie with a hair tie..to me it mainly means that you put thort into things come up with your own ideas dont nessercerily except everthing the you see or hear, that you are not one of the sheep, i am sorry but it is hard to put it into words but i think one main point is being Creative...
OK, so are all creative and resource people hackers? My gran's like that, she can fix stuff with whatever's at hand, and she's got a quite realistic view of the world, and she puts thought into things like cooking for example, and she plays a musical instrument. But, she doesn't know anything about computers.
Would you say she would be a hacker if she programmed well? (most of it is true, i'm not pulling your leg)
i would say that by the sounds of it she is a hacker....
So, is MacGyver like a Super-Hacker? :blink:
:D You can't get more resourceful than that! :D
about the creativity thing he means with PC orientated area's ect.
Here is the definition according to the Chambers English Dictionary.
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hacker noun 1 someone or something that hacks. 2 colloq someone skilled in using computers, particularly in programming them.
ETYMOLOGY: 17c; 1970s in sense 2.
All this crap about the definition - creativity, and playing the violin? Crikey! You are drunk. :PQuote:
hack verb (hacked, hacking) 1 (often hack something down, away, etc) to cut or chop it roughly. 2 (often hack something out) to cut (a path, etc) eg through undergrowth. 3 intrans, colloq (often hack into something) to use a computer with skill, especially to obtain unauthorized access to (someone else's computer files). with negatives and in questions, slang to be able to bear or suffer someone or something • He can't hack it. 5 intrans to cough in short dry spasms. 6 football, rugby to kick an opponent on the shins. 7 to cut (a story, article, etc) in a damaging way. noun 1 a kick on the shins. 2 a wound or rough cut, especially from a kick. 3 a mattock or miner's pick2. 4 a short dry cough. 5 a chop or blow.
ETYMOLOGY: Anglo-Saxon tohaccian; 1970s in verb sense 3.