hachi-roku

The japanese term for Toyota Trueno Gt-Apex. Chassis code is AE86 (the term 86 is not because of its year model but the chassis)
A popular drift car for its light-weight rear wheel drive set up.

Also appears in Initial D. It is a story of a kid named Takumi who delivers tofu at night by taking his father, Bunta's Hachi-roku out. Because of takumi's skill in downhill touge he quickly finds himself in the mountain street racing prefectures of gunma.

Takumi mastered the downhill drifting in Bunta's Hachi-Roku

by Beanbag12 April 18, 2005

Hackdirt

A name given to any small, secluded, extremely hidden town or village whose residence are very much jerks to outsiders.

This term was taken from the name of a small and secluded village in the middle of the Great Forrest in 'The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion'.

"Jeez this place is like Hackdirt. How the hell'd we find it? Let's leave."

by Agent X-Ray December 25, 2008

Blue Hat Hacker

Who Is Blue Hat Hacker?
Blue Hat Hacker is a YouTube channel that teaches about ethical hacking and technology related to which you can teach hacking. The owner of this channel is named Abhishek Rai. You can subscribe to his channel by searching the name Blue Hat Hacker on YouTube. And can watch videos related to hacking and technology.
Channel Link👉 youtube/c/bluehathacker

Fb Page👉 facebook/bluehathackers
Twitter👉 twitter/bluehathacker
Instagram👉 instagram/bluehathackers

Who Is Blue Hat Hacker?

by Shubham_Tiwari September 14, 2019

hacking off

busting a nut, beating off, pounding off, jerking off, jacking off, beating your meat, spanking the monkey, choking the chicken, rabbit in and out of the hole, driving over the bridge, firing off some white stuff, meatbag'in it, angering god, going blind, spraying the fire hose, milking the weasel, pleasuring yourself manually, touching yourself, taking a trip to England, forst'in the wheaties, abortion alternative, masturbation.

Dude, I was hacking off the other night and my mom walked in. So awk!!!

by coolcatgiantsfan August 14, 2010

Hacker

The media's definition of the real term malicious cracker. A hacker used to be a well respected individual who loved to tinker with gadgets. In the early 90's the term changed to: A person who maliciously cracks software and or passwords. The real term "Malicious cracker" was not used because the media was careful not to offend with something close to a derogatory term. So to prevent criticism they formed a word that would not offend most people. The correct term for what society labels a hacker is malicious cracker. There three kinds of crackers. (White hats), who detect security flaws and then report them. (Black hats), who maliciously use them to their benefit and (Grey hats), who do both. A group of hackers were described in most of the media during the late early to late 90's. There were too major groups "The brotherhood" (Black hats) : a Canadian group of hackers and "Legion of Doom" (White hats): A group of well known hackers from the east coast of the United States.

Today there is a well known group of hackers (Grey Hats) known as Anonymous.

by Phaedrus2nd March 23, 2010

shady hack

somone who fixes things in a manner far from properly done
uses ducktape band aids whatever it takes to fix the problem but not actually repairing it properly

did you see the way he fixed that wheel sensor or how about that bondo job yeah what a shady hack he is

by [e-mail] September 8, 2007

Hack Job

The work done by confederate diesel.

That turbo kit by confederate diesel looks like a complete hack job.

by Jim Bob Diesel September 18, 2013