hacker

master,
Follow the master,
Walk with the master,
Become the master!”

intelligence and creativity. It has it`s own myths, heroes, folk

epics, taboos and dreams. Hackers as a group are particularly creative people with their own values and working habits, they have unusually rich and conscious traditions, which unite them and help to recognize each other`s places in the community.

Hackers might characterized:
as “an appropriate application of ingenuity”;
“a create practical joke”.

choice, a large working vocabulary and little use of contractions

or street slang. Hackers, as a rule, play with words and are very conscious and inventive in their use of language. Dry humor, irony, puns and a mildly flippant attitude are highly valued – but underlying seriousness and intelligence are essential.

others.

verb and use it as an exclamation.
For example: “Bang-bang!”, “Quack-quack!”;

“Lose, Lose!”; “Flame, Flame!”; “Chomp, Chomp!”.

convert an ordinary word or phrase in order to achieve

a humorous effect.
For example: “For historical reasons” – “For hysterical raisins”;
“Government property” – “Government duplicity”;
“New York-Times” – “New York Slime”.

by adding the syllable “P”. The question should expect a

yes/no answer.
For example:
Q: “Foodp?”
A: “Yeah, I`m pretty hungry!”
The second example:
Instead of “How are you doing?”
Q: “State-of-the-worldp?”
A: “Yes, the world has a state.”

no
There are also ways to answer such questions: “T” for

“yes”, “NIL” for “no”, and especially hackish “Mu”, which can be translated from Japanese as “Your question can`t be answered because it depends on incorrect assumptions”

to take various words and add wrong endings to them

to make nouns and verbs:
mysterious – mysteriousity;
ferrous – ferriousity;
obvious – obviousity;
dubious – dubiousity.
Another class of common construction uses the suffix “-itude” to abstract a quality from just about any adjective or noun:
win – winnitude;
loss – lossitude;
craft – craftitude;
lame – lameitude.

that the horizontal degree line on a globe ought to

be called “lats” – after all, they`re measuring latitude.

Also, note that “all nouns can be verbed”:
“All nouns can be verbed”;
“I'll l mouse it up”;
“Hang on while I clipboard it over”;
“I`m grepping the files”

disgust>disgustitude;
hack> hackification;

There are also certain kinds of non-standard plural

forms:

mouse – meeces;
caboose – cabeese;
bunch of sock – soxen;
mongoose – polygoose.

hackers are generally quite well aware of what they are

doing when they distort the language. It is grammatical creativity, a form of playfulness. It is done not to impress but to amuse.

who deals with breaking into other`s system;
Hacker – a person,

who enjoys exploring computer system;
Hack – an appropriate application of ingenuity;
Elite - a general positive adjective;
Elegant – combining simplicity, power, grace of design;
Kluge – a program that is very difficult to use because of poor design decision;
Loser – lamer, who is not able to use machine;
Magic – too complicated to explain;
Mu – your question cannot be answered;
Nil – no;
T – yes;
Suit – ugly and uncomfortable “business clothing”;
Real world – location of non-programmers.