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ESR -> pushes jargon too much towards Unix and his own beliefs and wording usages. | ESR -> pushes jargon too much towards Unix and his own beliefs and wording usages. | ||
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Notable Hackers | Notable Hackers | ||
Revision as of 20:18, 27 September 2009
Notes about #2 will be implemented into main Page
Source: ChaosRadioInternational 011
http://chaosradio.ccc.de/cri011.html
Interview with Steven Levy about the significance of Hacker throughout history.
Reality Hacker Urban Spelunker
RFC1392 -> Hacker RFC Jargon File v2009 -> 4.4.7 dato 29.12.2003 (collection of Hacker Slang) Eric S. Raymond controversy ESR -> pushes jargon too much towards Unix and his own beliefs and wording usages.
segregation? years?
Notable Hackers RMS (emacs inventor) Eric S. Raymond Bill Joy Kernighan & Ritchie Linus Larry Wall Guido van Rossum Schneier Woz
Notable Hackers in .lu? TZ, RPW, adulau... who else?
hack = creative practical joke
History -> wiki Page
Nethic (Netiquette) Networking/Multilevel
Hacker Culture in the 60's -> Broad Then even broader today
.sharing .freedom, !secrecy implies openness .hierarchy .play .right to fork .rational
Media Picked-up term ~84
GNU (Hacker) Manifesto
Cathedral & Bazaar
Symbols -
Tux Beastie glider Camel
April fools jokes in the Hacker community (apparently huge!)
ur-Hacker = coders of the 60's
phreakers, capt'n crunch!
Books: Steve Levy - Hackers
Movies: (have list in iPhone)
MTRC -> Rail road club @MIT - HS & H - MIT-AI Lab
BBS Culture -
BBS in .lu -
wastelands Base999 Dark Zone LoneWolf (didi) LTAM BBS
Authority
Homebrew Computer Club (MSFT - issue) ASCII-Scene Demo-Scene in .lu
