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Unless being a newbie here i think AO is or has become throughout time a hacker´s site.
I also think there absolutely nothing wrong with this.
For me personally, i´d like to see this site as a great opportunity to learn a lot.
The ethics of hacking is , i believe, also the responsability of every single person.
Unfortunately there persons who mean it positive and also those who have malicious
interests.
Greetz
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can i just put in some of my personal feelings. for those of you who voted i have no opinion in this, what are you doing in this site?
i am a person who believes that in some point, AO has become a hacking site, but it seems to change daily. for instace. i can ask or tell peope how to change an xp cd key and i will get negged for it because people classify this as hacking. then the next day possitives come in saying this is a useful post ect.
it all comes down to people, the only thing predictable about a human being, is their unpredictablilty.
TN123
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Hackers are on a quest, they belive that information should be free. CRACKERS commit acts of violence toward other companys for fun. hackers were the real ones the internet. he have a lot to thank for because of hackers. but crackers ruined that image.
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I've been called a hacker on several occasions by friends, family, teachers, collegues, and even complete strangers. I am filled with an immense amount of pride when I hear this. While I do not feel that I am a hacker, I do strive to become one. Being referred to as a hacker in the computer community, in my opinion, is the greatest amount of respect you can give a person, however coming from those outside the computer community, it usually means they suspect you of something, or figure you're breaking the law. It's nothing more than misconception, and a misunderstanding, and I don't think that society will ever get the term right, and it's just something we'll have to live with.
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just another stereotype that leads to more stereotypes.. terms like hacker, cracker, sript kiddie, and so on are just giving smart intelligent people who know how to use computers a bad name... terms like that give people the wrong impression of a person who knows to use a computer well... rather than: "that person is really smart, i never knew a computer could do that" it turns out something like this: "oh, that person's a hacker, he/she's going to hack the fbi."
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Well i think the term hacker should only be used to those who are ''Hackers'' i think it is offensive if people say they are and there just lying silly little kids lol
~ Neo-Helius
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For me, it depends. Are you a hacker for me is such a vague question. It depends on what the person asking its opinion on what a hacker is. If you're saying someone who wants to explore the deepest depths of a computer system, sure, you can call me a hacker. But if you're saying a hacker is a renegade that uses rebellious computer techniques to steal valuable information and exploit his way to a server of a network just to destroy the whole thing, then no.
Regards,
Silentstalker
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Hacker
Yo bet your sweet Bibby I am.....
But I am no "Cracker"
:p
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Hacker, cracker, white hat, black hat whatever. I would not call my self any of them, I like the term "Computer security tester" sounds much better.
SittingDuck
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I am a Hacker. I am Curious. I am an Explorer. We all are. There is nothing bad about this, it is one of the few goods in the growing internet.
A Hacker is merely someone who wishes to know all that can be known, and share what he knows.