>That's cracking, not hacking. That is one of the cringiest shit that boomer hackerspace-veterans say. Stop it.
Austin Hughes
Do you always speak entirely in memes?
Ethan Walker
Yes. Now stop saying that cringy line.
Jackson Fisher
Not unless you show how it is incorrect, poof.
Logan Evans
installing gentoo is hacking
Nathaniel Rodriguez
Breaching security is hacking because it is "making a piece of hardware or software do something that its creators did not anticipate" and it is "creative problem solving".
Angel James
If you really own the device, making it play doom is the best way to prove it.
Benjamin Morgan
It's cracking because it involves cracking security features.
Jordan Brown
Gamers are fags, though.
Easton Martinez
>, not hacking.
Easton Hall
>you crack a safe you don't hack it >you don't crack a password you hack it hmmm
You need substance to a post. You can't merely quote a different post and act as though you've made a statement. Try to follow board etiquette if you decide to stay here. We don't like it when new users can't follow the rules and conventions of the board.
Joshua Stewart
>cracking a password is the only security breaching activity you can do Finding a vulnerability on a web service and exploiting it is hacking, and it is breaching security. But I never said that it wasn't cracking, I only criticized the original "That's cracking, not hacking." statement that clearly says that breaching security is not hacking.
Noah Baker
It isn't hacking, it's cracking.
Luis Harris
Please explain how finding a vulnerability on a web service and exploiting it isn't hacking. It is making a piece of software do something that it's creators did not anticipate and it is creative problem solving.
Asher Peterson
I would agree with that. Cracking is hacking, provided you come up with the cracks yourself and don't use the script kiddie method.
Brandon Hall
>implying my example was anything more specific than a generalisation used to illustrate a point about breaching systems
>You can help correct the misunderstanding simply by making a distinction between security breaking and hacking—by using the term "cracking" for security breaking. The people who do it are "crackers". Some of them may also be hackers, just as some of them may be chess players or golfers; most of them are not.
-rms
Nolan Nguyen
cracking is about breaching systems while hacking is about learning through reverse engineering youtube.com/watch?v=kstOxNr2deg
Easton Bailey
Partially correct. He is right in saying that crackers may also be hackers, but security breaking is, most of the times, hacking. Is using a premade tool for SQL injection hacking? No, it's not, just like installing Windows on your computer isn't hacking. Is finding a vulnerability on an existing software and using the vulnerability to modify it hacking? Yes, it is, just like modifying software on your computer to customize your experience is also hacking. The activity of cracking is, most of the times, hacking, if it isn't done by just skiddying.
Nathaniel Williams
Where do you get your numbers from? I'd say most cracking involves no hacking.
Angel Watson
Oldfag here... Hacking was *always* considered doing something cool, unexpected or otherwise surprising with existing resources. Cracking - although it may entail aspects of hacking - was reserved for breaking into shit. Fucking millenials/boomers...
Liam Jackson
playful cleverness
Leo Martin
but explain why you're going to use that , pls
Lucas Allen
>t. cant make it play Doom
Luis Ramirez
But I've been through puberty and don't have low testosterone. Why would I want to play with toys?
Mason Allen
>conventional definition of hacking, which is breaching security. that will be the media/normie definition
Angel Taylor
Fuck off millennial kid. The Jargon File is forever.
Ian Fisher
Arduinos are open source hardware... They intend for you to make whatever you want with them just like in OP's pic.