You know, others might have a pet peeve for exactly the opposite reason. A lot of what people call hacking now-a-days is building things with tools that were me

You know, others might have a pet peeve for exactly the opposite reason. A lot of what people call hacking now-a-days is building things with tools that were meant to do exactly what a developer is doing with them. This use of the term hacker seems to stand in opposition of what everyone else in the world considers the term to mean: newspapers, the majority of people outside the startup industry, and the actual hackers that overcome technical barriers that have been specifically placed in their way. Anywayyyyy, anyone know what this kid's handle was? Just curious.