Hacking - Art or Science? 220
An anonymous reader asks: "The argument regarding the principle nature of hacking - be it an art or a science is not a new one. This paper hopes to discuss both the meaning of the term 'hack' and the underlying arguments for it being defined as an art or a science, in reference to the base principles and basic methodologies of the discipline. So in your opinion, is hacking art or science?"
Neither. (Score:5, Funny)
art or science (Score:3, Funny)
I think writing is an art.
I hack... (Score:2, Funny)
Or for the Zen masters:
What is the sound of one hand hacking?
Real Genius (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Opinion only (Score:3, Funny)
When I was coding, someone brought up that the best programmers were people with art backgrounds. After that, whenever a bug was discovered in my code, I would respond with "I code what I feel and I was feeling shitty that day!"
(c) None of the above (Score:5, Funny)
"Hacking" (Score:3, Funny)
Considering the Source (Score:3, Funny)
That is not the company image that would win me points with my boss.
Boss: "That is a rather inappropriate coffee cup [spreadshirt.net] you have there. Please don't bring it to work."
Me: "But our network security company gave it to me!"
Boss: "You're fired."
I guess I'm just showing my age.
And yes, my boss does talk in HTML.
Re:To hack or not to hack, that is the question! (Score:3, Funny)
Well, if we're going to discuss historical hackers, we can't leave out Lizzie Borden [wikipedia.org], can we?