HackerTeen Posts

Hacker Freedom

Wed, 14 Apr 2008 16:04:00 GMT

What defines a hacker? Why are some called hackers and others not? First, it is important to remember that hackers are not crackers. The media and some proprietary software companies have propagated the myth that hackers break into networks and computers to remove information or do some other type of damage. This happened precisely because some businessmen did not want hacker culture to expand among young people and gain support in society. But why?

Comfort Zone

Wed, 14 Apr 2008 16:04:00 GMT

We call a "Comfort Zone" that professional situation when all gets kind of stuck: you have had the same job for a few years, and been doing exactly the same thing for a while. You get a paycheck that is not so good, but also not so bad. You are reasonably satisfied, so you do nothing to change. Is that a good thing?

My first post to hackerteen - What is a Hacker and why do you want to be one?

Wed, 7 Mar 2008 10:04:00 GMT

So guys, I'll stay here with you during a long time (at least, I hope so...).

The idea is to mix my posts with technical stuff and non-technical related things... I dunno if you will all enjoy this, but I hope so.

The least important part

Wed, 5 Mar 2008 09:10:00 GMT

There is a common belief about entrepreneuring: you have a great idea, a little bit of luck and there you have it – you have become a millionaire. Well, that's not really the truth. Actually, the “great idea” is the least important part.