Hackers

[anti]

You're speaking of hacking in the malicious sense of the word?

Well, if that's the case, one doesn't just learn how to 'hack'. One has to be constantly learning how to 'hack'.

The effort versus reward ratio isn't worth it if you want a social life or any other hobbies.

There's nothing sexier than a hacker chick, though...

[anti]

That goes for malicious hacking, of course. Any monkey can crack.

[anti]

Hacking requires skill. Cracking requires... retardism.

'Hackers' create malicious programs, crackers use them.

[tekajo]

Cracker...in other words..script kiddies.

(btw, if anyone is wondering...i'm on vacation from reality at the moment...i'll get back with y'all in a few days)

[Black Widow]

liek teh 0mg! I am l13k t3h l33t h@x0r! All t3h ch1xx0rz suxx0r my d1xx0r and teh fuxx0r! w0rd!

Ok, enough of that. I don't think that there are too many hackers on the internet. It's like every Halo player or whatever, who cheats using game-hacking devices to win the game starts saying "w00t w00t! l33t h@x0r just pwn3d j00! Ph34r my t3h l33t sk1llz0rz! w00t!"...but I actually doubt that there are very many real hackers. However, I must thank all those who made l33tspeak. l33tspeak is great. At school sometimes, I write my notes in l33t, so anyone who doesn't know l33tspeak can't decipher it. I don't use l33tspeak to call myself a 'h@x0r'...but rather just for the hell of it.

[Catch]

Hackers are just computer enthusiests. Crackers break passwords.

The really bad people on the Internet have really cute names. DUST bunnies and so forth.