Open Source Hack And Patch Future Of Linux

In summary, the conversation is about an open source website for game hacking and patching on a Linux system. Users can earn points for their hacks and patches and compete on a top 100 board. The website also promotes the term "patcher" over "hacker" and claims to create the most secure Linux system for a start-up cost of $300. People can post in an alt.hacker news group to find potential hackers/patchers. The conversation also discusses the potential for these skills to be valuable in the future, with the possibility of being hired by Fortune 500 companies. Some users have also requested to ban a particular individual from the forums.
  • #1
netcrazy
OPEN SOURCE HACK AND PATCH WEBSITE the game hacking and pathcing linux system each hack and patch comes with a set of points points are awarded base on how many hacks and patch each use will climb a top 100 board to see who is the best. Patcher is the new term of the future no hacker. It would make the most secure linux based system in the wourld and would only cost $300 dollors start up cost people could post in the alt.hacker news group to get the hackers/patcher. In why hack i patch becasue in time fortian 500 companies will hire form this website people without degress would be the most powerful and well paid.


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  • #2
You really do live in a parallel universe, don't you?

- Warren
 
  • #3
I already asked selfAdjoint if we could ban him from the forums... he's really getting old like yesterday

[zz)]

MythioS
 
  • #4
I have deleted his threads and requested that he be banned.
 

1. What is open source?

Open source refers to software that is freely available for use, modification, and distribution. This means that the source code is accessible to anyone, allowing for collaborative development and improvement of the software.

2. What is a hack and patch?

A hack and patch refers to a method of fixing a software vulnerability or bug by modifying the source code. A hack refers to a temporary solution, while a patch is a more permanent fix.

3. How does open source contribute to the future of Linux?

Open source plays a crucial role in the development and advancement of Linux. It allows for a community-driven approach to software development, fostering innovation and rapid improvement. Additionally, the open source model promotes transparency and collaboration, leading to a more secure and reliable operating system.

4. What are the benefits of using open source software?

Using open source software has several benefits, including cost savings, flexibility, and customization. It also promotes a more secure and stable software ecosystem since bugs and vulnerabilities can be identified and fixed by a large community of developers.

5. Is open source software safe to use?

Yes, open source software is generally safe to use. The open source community is continuously working to identify and fix any vulnerabilities in the software, making it more secure than proprietary software. However, it is still essential to practice good cybersecurity measures and regularly update your software to ensure maximum security.

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