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Talk:Hacker slang
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Slang
Slang Slang, is the non-standard or non-dialectal ... language. It is a type of neologism. Slang can be described as deviating away from standard language use. Slang functions in two ways; the creation of ... group intended to understand it. As such, slang is a type of sociolect aimed ...
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Slang (Diy wiki)
Slang This is a directory for slang dictionaries. Study up, and increase your hipness! Boontling Jargon File: Hacker slang Slang by decade 80s
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Hacker (translated from Russian)
Hacker "hacker" (from Eng. ) - the special type of computer ... 3. S. Reymonda the following definition gives: Hacker (originally, someone, who makes furniture with the ... of this program or in it; thus, hacker UNIX. (determinations from the 1st through the ... enthusiast of any kind. For example, the hacker of astronomy. 7. Someone, that adores ...
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Hacker culture
Hacker culture To meet Wikipedia's quality standards ... article or section may require cleanup. The hacker culture is the voluntary subculture which first ... microcomputer hobbyists. Since the mid-1990s the hacker culture has been almost coincident with what ... subculture that refers to itself as the hacker culture. It is found in what is ... this article is exclusively about the visible hacker culture. Members of this culture have ...
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Hack (technology slang)
Hack (technology slang) To meet Wikipedia's quality standards, this ... MIT. Hack is a term in the slang of the technology culture which has come ... be rooted in its widespread use as slang throughout Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), starting ... flamboyant student prank; it was used with hacker, meaning "one who perpetrates a hack". Past ... was simultaneously fun and clever. The initial hacker community at MIT, particularly those associated ...
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Hacker definition controversy
Hacker definition controversy The terms hacker and hacking have controversial definitions. Among computer ... with the non-technical community, the words hacker and hacking is used more often in ... is poorly known, and the meaning of hacker as someone who "hacks into" a system ... performance. 1955: American English gives it the slang sense of "cope with" (as in " ...
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File of the slang (translated from Spanish)
File of the slang File of the slang it is a glossary of jargon of hacker . The original file was a collection of jargon of hacker of technical cultures including the laboratory of ... 1975 to 1983 The file of the slang (from called ' jargon-1 here ' or ' ...
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Hacker (computer security)
Hacker (computer security) For hackers in computing, not just in security, see hacker. See also hacker (disambiguation) In computer security, hacker refers to a type of computer hacker who exploits systems or gain unauthorized ...
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Daystar (hacker culture)
Daystar (hacker culture) In hacker culture, Daystar is a slang term used to refer to the Sun ...
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