Hack - Revision history

Eac: Added "A hack" definition.

2018-12-01T00:39:11Z

Added "A hack" definition.

DavidB4: reducing link hops to destination

2017-09-08T13:54:12Z

reducing link hops to destination

DavidB4: not always illegal

2017-09-08T12:58:08Z

not always illegal

Foxtrot: computers definition

2008-10-19T20:56:24Z

computers definition

Bugler at 19:52, October 19, 2008

2008-10-19T19:52:53Z

HelpJazz: hack doesn't only apply to journalists

2008-10-19T17:46:15Z

hack doesn't only apply to journalists

Bugler: New page: To '''hack''' means to chop roughly. '''Hack''' is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled journalist, taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired horse: such ...

2008-10-12T13:41:32Z

New page: To '''hack''' means to chop roughly. '''Hack''' is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled journalist, taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired horse: such ...

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To '''hack''' means to chop roughly.

'''Hack''' is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled [[journalist]], taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired [[horse]]: such animals were normally of poor quality.

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 To '''hack''' means to chop roughly. It is also used to denote the often illegal computer activities of system penetration known as [[Security cracker|hacking]].
 '''Hack''' is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled person, often a writer or journalist. This usage is taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired [[horse]]. Such animals were normally of poor quality.
 [[Category:Dictionary]]

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-To '''hack''' means to chop roughly. It is also used to denote the often illegal computer activities of system penetration known as [[hacking]].
+To '''hack''' means to chop roughly. It is also used to denote the often illegal computer activities of system penetration known as [[Security cracker|hacking]].
 '''Hack''' is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled person, often a writer or journalist. This usage is taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired [[horse]]. Such animals were normally of poor quality.
 [[Category:Dictionary]]

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-To '''hack''' means to chop roughly. It is also used to denote the illegal computer activities known as [[hacking]].
+To '''hack''' means to chop roughly. It is also used to denote the often illegal computer activities of system penetration known as [[hacking]].
 '''Hack''' is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled person, often a writer or journalist. This usage is taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired [[horse]]. Such animals were normally of poor quality.
 [[Category:Dictionary]]

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-To '''hack''' means to chop roughly.
+To '''hack''' means to chop roughly. It is also used to denote the illegal computer activities known as [[hacking]].
 '''Hack''' is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled person, often a writer or journalist. This usage is taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired [[horse]]. Such animals were normally of poor quality.
 [[Category:Dictionary]]

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 To '''hack''' means to chop roughly.
-'''Hack''' is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled person. This usage is taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired [[horse]]. Such animals were normally of poor quality.
+'''Hack''' is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled person, often a writer or journalist. This usage is taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired [[horse]]. Such animals were normally of poor quality.
 [[Category:Dictionary]]

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−	'''Hack''' is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled ~~[[journalist]],~~ taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired [[horse]]~~: such~~ animals were normally of poor quality.	+	'''Hack''' is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled person. This usage is taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired [[horse]]. Such animals were normally of poor quality.
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