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dolgr
response 13 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 10 19:27 UTC 2003

I guess "programmer" is out of the question, hey? 
murph
response 14 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 11 14:45 UTC 2003

Can't agree with #12.  There are at least a few ways to define a word: what
the people who invented it meant, what current experts in the field use it
to mean, and what it is people mean when they say it.

Generally, when people use a word to mean something other than what experts
or the people who originated it meant, it's considered to be either "slang"
or "wrong".

When the Washington Post starts discussing, "Saddam's 1337 forces", then we
can maybe consider that usage makes something right.  Meanwhile, using
"hacker" as a criminal slur will continue to be incorrect, oeven if
unfortunately widespread.
slynne
response 15 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 11 14:48 UTC 2003

Not according to the American Heritage Dictionary...

hacker1  
SYLLABICATION: hack er 
PRONUNCIATION: AUDIO: hkr     KEY  
NOUN: Informal 1. One who is proficient at using or programming a 
computer; a computer buff. 
2. One who uses programming skills to gain illegal access to a computer 
network or file. 
3. One who enthusiastically pursues a game or sport: a weekend tennis 
hacker.  
ETYMOLOGY: Perhaps from hacker, amateurish or inept golfer or tennis 
player (possibly from hack1), or perhaps from hack, practical joke, 
clever scheme (from dialectal hack, to embarrass, confuse, play a trick 
on). 
asddsa
response 16 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 11 17:52 UTC 2003

You people have no life.
tod
response 17 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 11 19:20 UTC 2003

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slynne
response 18 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 11 22:25 UTC 2003

Please, I dont need YOU to tell me I have no life ;)
murph
response 19 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 11 23:39 UTC 2003

Obviously.  If I had a life, would I be grexxing?
slynne
response 20 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 12 01:27 UTC 2003

Hello. It is Saturday night and I am sitting at home alone with my 
puppies listening to NPR while I work on my computer and occasionally 
check in on grex. Yup. no life ;)
dah
response 21 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 12 02:00 UTC 2003

Me too, except my animal is a SPIDER which I saw crawl into my sheet over
there and I'm vaguely worried it'll, you know, bite me and cause necrosis and
stuff.  I'm afraid to go to sleep.
slynne
response 22 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 12 02:18 UTC 2003

I have a cat who eats the spiders for me.
tod
response 23 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 12 16:27 UTC 2003

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asddsa
response 24 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 16 22:46 UTC 2003

A Romanian delicacy.

daffid
response 25 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 17 23:51 UTC 2003

ehh bullshit no comment
asddsa
response 26 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 18 04:42 UTC 2003

DaviD?
daffid
response 27 of 58: Mark Unseen   Oct 20 16:29 UTC 2003

what areu talking about ? cats ?? 
ant
response 28 of 58: Mark Unseen   Nov 7 10:16 UTC 2003

*singing* hack you in the morning...hack you in the evening...hack you at
suppertime.
rehmj02
response 29 of 58: Mark Unseen   Nov 11 23:04 UTC 2003

I suppose hacking is going at something till you get it, like hacking at
something with an axe, eventually you'll cut through it, same as with a
server, you keep biting into it and eventually it'll waine.
willcome
response 30 of 58: Mark Unseen   Nov 12 20:06 UTC 2003

Like your poor braine.
ctr
response 31 of 58: Mark Unseen   Nov 21 03:00 UTC 2003

hi i just got this grex thing and decided to learn some things about hacking
and cracking i could use any beggining info. im tryin to use nbtstat and
things like that on command prompt....i could really use some help thanx
u can email me at rightforriley@hotmail.com

done
finish
stop
quit
?
gelinas
response 32 of 58: Mark Unseen   Nov 21 03:06 UTC 2003

A simple bit of advice: "Not on grex."
jep
response 33 of 58: Mark Unseen   Nov 21 03:53 UTC 2003

The real hacking tricks are in a private area for members who have 
paid dues for at least 1 year.  That's the upper level dues, of 
course.  There's also a $5 membership that doesn't convey any 
privileges.  You know, for tax purposes.

To keep out the wannabees, we don't advertise the upper level dues, 
but you seem like an intelligent and discreet guy.  We can trust him, 
can't we, folks?  For the coolest tools you could ever imagine, Paypal 
a thousand to our treasurer (treasure@grex.org) and he'll get you set 
up.  But don't tell anyone; once a secret is out in public, it's not 
much good to anyone any more.

I almost forgot the special; send in half a grand and you can be a 
junior member.  You can see most of the good stuff, you're just not 
allowed to use it.  (Kevin M. shouldn't have... and you're not smart 
enough to get around it, either.)

It's great to finally meet another like you!  We get awfully tired of 
the dudes looking for hot chicks.  *First* you get to elite level.  
Then ask about the babes and we'll see what we can do, but no 
promises, okay?
twenex
response 34 of 58: Mark Unseen   Nov 21 16:58 UTC 2003

ROTFLMAO
cmcgee
response 35 of 58: Mark Unseen   Nov 21 21:42 UTC 2003

Jep, you WEREN"T supposed to post that. 
willcome
response 36 of 58: Mark Unseen   Nov 22 01:40 UTC 2003

(yeah.  it wasn't funny.)
bru
response 37 of 58: Mark Unseen   Nov 22 16:22 UTC 2003

Now the secret is out...
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