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I'm sorry, but it's no longer the 1980s. In plain English, hacking now means "gain unauthorized access to a computer." You may not like it, but English is defi
by da_chicken 9y ago
I'm sorry, but it's no longer the 1980s. In plain English, hacking now means "gain unauthorized access to a computer." You may not like it, but English is defined by usage, not whatever culture the one-time jargon was inherited from.
- wool_gather 9y agoRegardless, the point is that the parent's satirical accusation of hypocrisy is invalid because it's using the same word "hack" for two very different meanings.
- da_chicken 9y agoI mean, yes, that was the joke.
- josefresco 9y agoThis guy gets it.