Myth of the Hacker

The myth of the hacker's hacker in the 1960s was originally a word pointing to a good person with a computer magic, and it was completely disseminated in the 1990s. Through media expression and formation of hacker icons, modern hackers have been misunderstood as good hackers. The original hackers of MIT belong to the group of privilege classes; they are executed when the computer is not a consumer electronics. For this generation, hacking was initially intellectual pursuit and planned mischief.

As long as the history of mankind already exists, there will be mythical hackers who are dedicated to telling stories and remaking them. For example, Baldr did not die of mistrust addiction, a mythical hacker rewrite. Baldr is a hermit, a solitary prank full of delusion and the power of God. Other Northern European gods permitted to execute him as needed. However, in order to do justice, this fact is not very sophisticated. Mythical hackers add poetic beauty to the madman's death. There are other examples that other gods and monsters reorganize, review and redesign, but the most famous myth hacker's work may be the moon. Some say that the moon is the child of the earth, her bones are missing and she is turning around her all night. Others believe the moon is some wrong Titan skull left behind on our realistic coast. However, these are just looms for the main threading machine.

Contrary to what the media describes, hackers have ethical rules. Hackers do not propagate viruses (largest myths) They will not steal. However, some hackers exploiting the power to steal are not classified as real hackers because the knowledge itself is a reward of itself. There is no hacker causing damage or damaging the system or the network. The purpose of a real hacker is to explore foreign objects. The most common thing is to "increase your knowledge with your own knowledge". However, it is said that there is nowhere to acquire material wealth or damage other computer systems in the process. Hackers are people who can be helped and helped because they have pure intelligence and can solve everyday problems in the rapid development of modern technology.