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You all keep going on about hackers, and, "i uzed sum1s passwurd to get onto der hotmale so i iz a hax0r!!!11".
To "hack" means something completely different from what you all continuously garble on about.
Originally, it meant to quickly write a software program for a limited purpose, but it evolved to mean the study and writing of innovative software programs. The word is increasingly used by people to refer to illegal access to a computer system for malicious purposes - this is actually called "cracking". It's also used as a noun to refer to a clever piece of programming.
So please, stop gibbering on about "ooh, i iz rock, i got sum1s password by anseringner deir question fing so i iz a hacker!!!!111"
To "hack" means something completely different from what you all continuously garble on about.
Originally, it meant to quickly write a software program for a limited purpose, but it evolved to mean the study and writing of innovative software programs. The word is increasingly used by people to refer to illegal access to a computer system for malicious purposes - this is actually called "cracking". It's also used as a noun to refer to a clever piece of programming.
So please, stop gibbering on about "ooh, i iz rock, i got sum1s password by anseringner deir question fing so i iz a hacker!!!!111"
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You all keep going on about hackers, and, "i uzed sum1s passwurd to get onto der hotmale so i iz a hax0r!!!11".
To "hack" means something completely different from what you all continuously garble on about.
Originally, it meant to quickly write a software program for a limited purpose, but it evolved to mean the study and writing of innovative software programs. The word is increasingly used by people to refer to illegal access to a computer system for malicious purposes - this is actually called "cracking". It's also used as a noun to refer to a clever piece of programming.
So please, stop gibbering on about "ooh, i iz rock, i got sum1s password by anseringner deir question fing so i iz a hacker!!!!111"
To "hack" means something completely different from what you all continuously garble on about.
Originally, it meant to quickly write a software program for a limited purpose, but it evolved to mean the study and writing of innovative software programs. The word is increasingly used by people to refer to illegal access to a computer system for malicious purposes - this is actually called "cracking". It's also used as a noun to refer to a clever piece of programming.
So please, stop gibbering on about "ooh, i iz rock, i got sum1s password by anseringner deir question fing so i iz a hacker!!!!111"
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