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VANECK I said my college teacher told me there are 385,000 (+) hackers in FL
just out of curiousity, how the hell does your teacher know how many "hackers" are in your state? that makes no sense man.
It's a estimated guess it's not the EXACT NUMBER my teacher is a hacker (or should I say use to be) I watched him hack from my dorm the dude is a expert!
I fiqure its more likely that the FBI and local PD swat will show up with M-16s kick the door in and through the hacker on the floor and then charge him as a traitor or some other felony . At least scaring the s*&^% out of everyone in the house and drawing a small audience.
This is completly absurd... bombing hackers...
- first of all the right term is crackers !
- second the internet and TCP/IP are invented by military and universities. Internet orginates from ARPAnet, it is build to avoid going down due to bombing. Remember that the net is decentralized, so the crakcer can be everywhere... taking down servers has no real influence on the net due to the principles of TCP/IP, the packets choose their own best way, that's the strenght of the whole decentralized net idea... and crackers can use it as well.
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This is completly absurd... bombing hackers...
The term is crackers either your crazy or you have no idea of what you are talking about. I am a cracker and I don't give a dam who knows it either. Hackers are the shizzz-niiitttt and so are crackers I am not a "cyber-criminal" nor do I associate with them.. The correct term is CYBER CRIMINALS FACES US BOMBINGQuote:
- first of all the right term is crackers !
NOT HACKERS/CRACKERS!
I do't think they could actualy bomb my house...
It's kind of a crouded neighbourhood I live in...
I just think they'll ship me to the US like they did to the XTC selling DJ a while back
Ok, first off.. if you immature idiots would have read the article it was talking about military actions against "Governments" that are attemping hacks on the US. Not the frickin citizens. Second off. If you don't like this government or country get out. You complain about this country non stop, but you wouldn't live a day in another country that didn't provide you the protection that this country gives you. You know you don't hate your government. You are only a coward and starving for attention.
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Ok, first off.. if you immature idiots would have read the article it was talking about military actions against "Governments" that are attemping hacks on the US. Not the frickin citizens. Second off. If you don't like this government or country get out. You complain about this country non stop, but you wouldn't live a day in another country that didn't provide you the protection that this country gives you. You know you don't hate your government. You are only a coward and starving for attention.
Who the hell are you Lamer! To diss people at www.antionline.com. You better get your head out of your azz and get your mind right. It's not a good idea to come to a site with hackers/crackers security consultants, programmers, web masters, networking specialist's, etc... and start hurling insults thats how you get in trouble lamer
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[i] Who the hell are you Lamer! [/B]
good will on this forum.
For your information, Everyone, or almost everyone
knew that the original post was meant to be
amusing. We joke about cruise missiles
hitting our houses, and we express our
usual disdain for government.
The biggest lamers are the ones who shout
loudest about "lamers".
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As someone who works with the Federales on a daily basis I have a somewhat different opinion than most of y'all....
Most Fed. types are good people (there are of course bad apples here and there) who are called upon to do a very hard job. Its there job to keep the majority of people safe from harm, and to do right by as many people as they can! Its not easy, and every time the make a decision they make someone upset. They get thousands of death threats, poor pay, and shitty offices...yet they still do their jobs day in and out. I don't envy them...
In regards to the article....I don't think most hackers have anything to worry about...but if you stick your dick up to high and get it to big, the Federal Weed Wacker is going to slice it off! (hows that for a mental image!)
just my $.02
I thought every good thinking soul on this site did knew the original difference between hackers / crackers. When I make the difference I speak of the original difference. Didn't you see my profile, why do you think I took a picture from a clip from the new Daft Punk album? Cause I like DaftPunk, the picture, the meaning of that picture (digital love) and cause I like the 70's and 80's influence.Quote:
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The term is crackers either your crazy or you have no idea of what you are talking about. I am a cracker and I don't give a dam who knows it either. Hackers are the shizzz-niiitttt and so are crackers I am not a "cyber-criminal" nor do I associate with them.. The correct term is CYBER CRIMINALS FACES US BOMBING
NOT HACKERS/CRACKERS!
from http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/c/crack.html
crack (Last modified: May 14, 1998)
(1) To break into a computer system. The term was coined in the mid-80s by hackers who wanted to differentiate themselves from individuals whose sole purpose is to sneak through security systems. Whereas crackers sole aim is to break into secure systems, hackers are more interested in gaining knowledge about computer systems and possibly using this knowledge for playful pranks. Although hackers still argue that there's a big difference between what they do and what crackers do, the mass media has failed to understand the distinction, so the two terms -- hack and crack -- are often used interchangeably.
(2) To copy commercial software illegally by breaking (cracking) the various copy-protection and registration techniques being used.
hacker (Last modified: February 5, 2002)
A slang term for a computer enthusiast, i.e., a person who enjoys learning programming languages and computer systems and can often be considered an expert on the subject(s). Among professional programmers, depending on how it used, the term can be either complimentary or derogatory, although it is developing an increasingly derogatory connotation. The pejorative sense of hacker is becoming more prominent largely because the popular press has coopted the term to refer to individuals who gain unauthorized access to computer systems for the purpose of stealing and corrupting data. Hackers, themselves, maintain that the proper term for such individuals is cracker.
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You see? I'am not crazy...
I know what you mean with cyber criminals and btw if you are a cracker then you are a criminal too, cause there are laws against cracking. (just a thought)
There is no need for you to say that I don't know what I'am talking about or calling me crazy.