Hacker, hacker, honker, Flash ... What do these imaginary customers mean?

The English word for "Hacker" should be "hacker", which means "pioneering", that is to say, "hacker" should be a pioneer. And what we call "Cracker" (Chinese: hacker) means "decryption and deciphering".

The name of hacker originated from the laboratory of Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1970s, and it originated from a network spirit. At that time, a large number of high-tech talents gathered here. They are proficient in computer science and related sciences, regard work as the joy of life, and evaluate their value through scientific achievements. With the passage of time, they gradually formed a unique culture, that is, hacker culture. The main performance is that genius applies its technology to commercial production, but entrepreneurs or ordinary users use and promote it free of charge, without paying researchers (enterprises can provide some sponsorship for experiments). Hackers provide their own software to everyone for free through the Internet. Many free software we know are developed by hackers in this new era (of course, the word hacker has been distorted now), such as Linux and Winamp.

The "hacker" we often say today should be called a hacker. Who is the hacker? The answer is simple: they are what we often call "information thieves", who specialize in cracking passwords. Hackers are a very mysterious group. They are secretive and don't easily explain their identity to others. Because of this mystery, many people want to know them, but, like many things in the world, it may be safer not to know them. Many of these hacker organizations have some illegal purposes. They communicate secretly, often destroying some legitimate websites and bringing many problems to the network. Some hacker organizations even dare to openly use their own technology to confront the government. Generally speaking, hacking is not a good behavior, although some people feel aggrieved about it. At present, it seems that hackers have not done anything beneficial to the development of computers except destroying the system. This may be the biggest and most fundamental difference between hackers and hackers.

Honker is the English phonetic translator of' Honker', and honker is a person who has certain network technology and programming skills and abides by the principles of honker. The fundamental purpose of the honker Organization is:' to safeguard the motherland's reunification and national sovereignty and resist foreign insults and attacks! . Their behavior abides by honker's basic principle:' Members shall not use their own technology to engage in activities that are not conducive to network security, shall not violate the corresponding national laws and regulations on network security, and shall not attack ordinary users and legitimate websites without reason, and offenders will be removed from the alliance list; Members shall not carry out malicious attacks on each other; Members should take it as their responsibility to maintain network security and the reunification of the motherland. Honker's six foreign attacks in history were all based on honker's basic purpose, and his words and deeds were consistent.

Geeks are not necessarily computer experts, they are relatively poor in technical application, and they are often computer enthusiasts, which can include network applications, software applications, content applications and so on. Geek is a transliteration of the American slang "geek". In recent years, with the rise of internet culture, this word means superior intelligence and hard work. It is also used to describe people who are passionate about computer and network technology and spend a lot of time studying it. Now, even if you are not a technical geek, as long as you have the essence of your own content and use advanced Web2.0 platforms (such as a cat's paw). Com, you, the grassroots, can build a network platform to show your "extreme" self and participate in the entertainment craze of the new generation of "extreme" culture. Geeks are the "ultimate imagination and ultimate self" in the WEB2.0 era.