hacktivism

Politically motiviated hacking. Some examples include denial of service attacks against conservative groups, defacement of political websites, malicious software development, and website parodies. Tends to be leftist and has close ties with anarchy.

When the media is taken over by conservative propaganda, citizens can engage in underground hacktivism to fight back.

by sephos August 31, 2006

hacktor

Someone who thinks they can act, but in reality sucks. This includes child-stars who have never taken a real acting class, reality show people, most singers, and rappers, comedians, and generally 99% of the people on Youtube.

Most infamous "hacktors" included Gary Coleman, RayJ Norwood, Paris Hilton, the entire cast of 1998 hip-hop movie "Belly", the entire cast of 2004 "Soul Plane", the entire cast of 2005 remake "Bad News Bears", Dustin Diamond, Todd Bridges, Ben Aflack, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Ted McGinley, Jeff Conaway, Tony Danza, Madonna, Pia Zodora, Jessica Simpson, Britney Spears, Steven Seagal, Beyonce Knowles, Jennifer Lopez, Tom Cruise, Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Since kids have no real taste they are totally unaware of the number of "hacktors" that work for Disney channel, and Nickelodeon.

Why does VH1 fill all their I love the 70's, 80's, 90's, and "Best Week Ever" with "hacktors"?

by 524484452 March 15, 2008

Habotnic

A zealot or a bigot. Type of person who is unwilling or unable to change their values when confronted with alternatives. Is most used to reflect generational clash of values. Can be used as an adjective or noun.

Adjective: 'My Dad is quite habotnic, he won't change his views.'

Noun: 'A habotnic Dad like you would not allow me to enjoy the trendy things in life.'

by Virgil the Wordsmith December 20, 2018

Hawot

An Onomatopoeia. Pronunciation: haa-wuht. It's a noise/sound/whatever you make to acknowledge someone as being stupid and to insult them. However, it's very lenient in usage. You can use it to show indifference, boredom, or just about anything to insult someone.

ex 1: Herbert comes in wearing a green shirt and purple pants.
John: Hawot

ex 2:
Jim: Dude, what's up?
Riley: Not much, you?
Jim: I'm ecstatic! I just got a girlfriend!
Riley: Hawot.

ex 3:
Pip: Hey you wanna come over?
Mike: and do what?
Pip: We can play my new nintendo DS and eat some popcorn!
Mike: Hawot.

by Luke Lay January 16, 2009

Hactak

A word not used very often in its own form but stems from the work Hectik. Comes from the ethnic heritage and created by wogs from Mazenod. Basically an expansion to the word Hectik and can also and should be combined with a fist pumping action to taunt the victim.

Wog 1- Bro we got exams in two weeks, do you want to study?

Wog 2- Na man fuck that. FIFA 09 MY joint?

Wog 1- HACTAK!!

by danieleeeeeeeeeeeeeeee December 17, 2008

hacktivate

A combination or portmanteau of the words hack and activate meaning the use of alternate methods to gain access to computer programs or hardware.

hacktivate differs from cracktivate: hacktivate does not imply malicious intent.

I had to hacktivate my authentic copy of MS Office because I lost the product key.

by uzebdrumz January 2, 2012

hacktical

A hack to a process/software designed to accomplish a tactical goal. It will ultimately lead to more problems and an even larger amount of effort to undo it than it would to implement correctly but with a medium/long term delivery date.

We don't have time to spend on a strategic solution so just do whatever you need to do and get it out tomorrow; we'll fix this hacktical solution whenever we have time.

by JAL October 21, 2013