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A '''computer hacker''' is someone who enjoys getting around the technical limitations of computer systems, thus extending their capabilities. The first computer "hack" was the invention of the ], which eliminated the need to repeat lengthy sections of identical instructions. A '''computer hacker''' is someone who enjoys getting around the technical limitations of computer systems. Most usually this refers to finding a way around the security of a computer system.

Hackers are often offended by the media's use of ''hacker'' as a synonym for "security cracker".


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A computer hacker is someone who enjoys getting around the technical limitations of computer systems. Most usually this refers to finding a way around the security of a computer system.

NOTE: Should be merged with hacker article.

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