hack_edu

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   by hack_edu 17y ago

   You guys are so goddamn geeky! <3
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   by hack_edu 17y ago

   Your need for plugins, styles, and scripts are the exact reason why the author claims Firefox has jumped the shark. It definitely can't feel 'right' if you need to customize it so much.
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   by hack_edu 17y ago

   Perhaps technical aptitude is rare among /b/tards, but they still hack. It's a state of mind. Many of Kevin Mitnick's greatest hacks were through culture jamming and social engineering. A hack is a hack is a hack, as long as it works.
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   by hack_edu 17y ago

   Anonymous are hackers, just like us. They force us to recognize the limits of our wired world, and laugh when we fail. At least their culture beats that of Twitter, amirite? edit: But I digress, this issue has been bumped to the front page
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   by hack_edu 17y ago

   And, in many places, come with established infrastructure or at least predictable project models. Not much risk involved.
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   by hack_edu 17y ago

   This, coming from a blog titled Six Month MBA...
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   by hack_edu 17y ago

   In keeping with the theme of this article, please define 'Humanities-Style-Thinking' and the intersection of this idea with Sociology.
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   by hack_edu 17y ago

   Author's Suggested readings: How the University Works: Higher Education and the Low-Wage Nation , by Marc Bousquet (New York University Press, 2008); Generation Debt: Why Now Is a Terrible Time to Be Young, by Anya Kamenetz (Riverhead Bo