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From: laura@utcsstat.UUCP (Laura Creighton)
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Subject: Re: Changing meaning of term "hacker"
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Date: Thu, 15-Sep-83 04:44:20 EDT
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Posted: Thu Sep 15 04:44:20 1983
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My definition of hacker may be new -- by the sort of hacker that i mean is
not. And calling them hackers is not new either. My grandfather was a
'hardware hacker' when hardware hackers built radios in their workrooms
and used them to talk to others who also built radios in their workrooms.

i think i have more in common with them than i do with the cab drivers.

laura creighton
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