Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Jargon and ethics

  • Browse the Jargon File. Write a small blog entry about a term/definition which was the most intriguing for you.

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  • Write a short blogged analysis about the hacker ethic found in today's world (is it there of not, how much of it etc).

  • Its like Faust Mephistopheles - who dreamed of harm and did a good deeds.

    I believe if it is not forbidden it is allowed. They mean well but sometimes they don’t have the boundaries. Some one with good sense what is acceptable and not could help them. But the boundaries can be moved, it depends of the situation and where you are (culture). Hacking others in china (not local) is OK for them, but hacking one of our own is not OK?


     

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