You can be a garden hacker.

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that is a very dapper owl

@Deleted User sorry nope.

I think it makes sense

@Deleted User yes

Nope

@Deleted User I think so

@Deleted User Yes, it is even defined this way in the Chaos Computer Club.

Nope, hacking means something specific to the electronics and computer science scene

Hell, let me make this case, then, to prove how the Magna Carta is, as stated, no stronger than any other easily reversed British law:

@Deleted User Don't care about them

Only three clauses from it remain on statute in England and Wales

@Deleted User Yeah, because they would disassemble you for being a MS fanboy.

@Deleted User except I donate to OpenBSD, I am more of an OpenBSD fanboy than MS

If you must, Luke, non-computer hacking is just LifeHacking

"The original definition of the term "hack" is "to cut with rough or heavy blows." In the modern vernacular it has often been used to describe an inelegant but effective solution to a specific computing problem, such as quick-and-dirty shell scripts and other command line utilities that filtered, munged and processed data streams like e-mail and RSS feeds.[1][2] The term was later extended to life hack, in reference to a solution to a problem unrelated to computers that might occur in a programmer's everyday life. Examples of these types of life hacks might include utilities to synchronize files, track tasks, remind oneself of events, or filter e-mail."

it is only the biggest hacker club in Europe. They don't know shit.

And I have problems with them.

@King Canuck in terms of modern tech nobody uses those terms.

But thats beside.

What do you mean?

I've heard of 'hacking' by twisting paperclips into coils to keep several cables bound more cleanly into a single bundle

(which saved me headache...(

Cetronious admitted being a robot

lol

Yep

Hacking is also used by many Open Source communities for describing simply solving issues

@Deleted User yes, that is why there is hackathons in the OpenBSD community.

In almost all modern parlance it means something to do with electronics + making it do something different.

But backing the h*ck up

Tim Pool's definition was so broad that technically I've hacked my macbook to be a beer coaster

@Deleted User open yourself up. It can also be outside of IT.

the only good use for a macbook, frankly

how does this mean tim pool is bad, if he did one too-broad definition?

It was such a dumb definition It meant nothing

This would be hack, if you would be able to do that,

did I hack the piece of paper for using at as a place mat for my coffee. It was a dumb definition.

it is the original one.

It's also possible he was dumbing things down for reubin

@Deleted User yeah it can be, I've done it on bicycles. But it called something else in that community. It is called a "bodge"

The only true one. Not the hollywood definition of it.

So as I said, there were two things and then he advertised without making a disclosure or making it was obvious ... so fuck him

This was bad of him, I agree.

I watched the video, and thought, Tim you are better than this.

Then there was his spaz out when he got his beanie stolen

Do you guys know the network behind?

the guy is a fucking idiot.

Bearing, Roaming Millenial, and Tim have the same ads.

Well he seems to like his beanie a lot

@Deleted User nope this was before that

yeah, do you think, he sleeps with it?

@Deleted User he literally did a video with a title of something else and made it an advert

yes, I remember.

So as I said I can't trust the guy.

I was disappointed. It was something with IT security, am I wrong?

@Deleted User I think so, IIRC

His fans called him out for that in the comments.

@Deleted User yep I am sure they did. But he has done 4 or 5 things that make me think he is untrustworthy or a fucking moron. So I pay zero attention to him.

You have high standards, Luke-san.

You seem to lower them for Microsoft, tho.

@Deleted User no I don't

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@Deleted User please tell me when

You develop .NET, nuff said.

@Deleted User "not an argument" -- Stephan Molyneux

@Deleted User any actual arguments?

.NET meets your high standard?

I use programming languages and frameworks that get me stuff done. .NET is one of those.

sure.

I really like using Flask which is python micro framework

Python Flask?

yup

Damn, you have low standards.

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@Deleted User what is wrong with it?

It is an example in one of our University security lectures about how to not do it.

An exercise is how to hack the rendering engine of Flask.

Seems to be easy.

@Deleted User one of your university lecturers ...

hackerman

I did not attend them. I friend did.

@Deleted User yeah I have zero respect for anyone that isn't from the industry

I am not a security guy.

@Deleted User what rendering engine did he mention?

Use ReactJs for fuck sake.

@Deleted User what rendering engine did the uni professor mention?

@Deleted User I don't know, I would have to ask him.

@Deleted User so you don't know. So you are basically trying to troll?

I was not in the course, it is a master course in the security module.

@Deleted User again you don't know, so I can dismiss that complaint as you have no evidence for it?

ok, @Deleted User. Be happy with Python flask.

@Deleted User what is the problem. If there is such a problem with it you should be able to list at least one fucking problem

@Deleted User Trust you me, dont contintue this conversation.

@EmEm I moved it into Comp-sci

Ah

Well i dont complain about it being here, it just seems like a half assed trolling attemt from one part

.NET is so good, the London Stock Exchange migrated to it, Microsoft made sure everyone knew that.
Then a year later they dumped it and migrated to Linux and C++ because it was a steaming pile of shit; and Microsoft didn't tell anyone that.

@EmEm that is what I thought as well after the first few attempts at trying to get an emotional reaction out of me.

@DanielKO the version of .NET they used was .NET 1.1 which was shit and was also 15 years ago. Tell me what version of what software stack was shite compared to today that was 15 years ago.

It is used by people like yourselves as some sort of gotcha 15 years after the event. Even though .NET is completely different now and a huge number of things you use are using it in the background.

@EmEm why are you on my ass all the time?