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non-hacker

Person who gives up, or quits.
Hey, I think he can't hack it. Yeah he's probably a real non-hacker.
by Lasercat May 18, 2008
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prawn hacker

A person who purposely does foul and obscene things to their friends chinese food.
P1-Yo man these prawn crackers taste great
P2- Yeh they should man just spotted the prawn hackers licking each one
by prawn hacker wacker October 3, 2011
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hackey

Hackey: (Adjective) A way to describe a bad programming practice that is a shitty stopgap fix, but you do it anyway because you don't give a shit.
In Pair Programming:

Watcher: Damn dude, you're really going to do that shit? It's really hackey.
Coder: STFU i have the controls, not you.
by SomeProgrammerGuy March 7, 2018
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Rage Hacker

A type of hacker, typically found in online video games, that turn all of their hacks and cheats to the max setting, so they can win. Most of these type of hackers have a hack to win playstyle.

Those hacked used by this hacker are very blatant and can be spotted by almost anyone.
Kid 1: *playing*
Rage Hacker: *shoots Kid 1 through 10 walls.*
Kid 1: "OMG Rage Hacker! fsbiudfgSEGISDUtigusdz."
by FallenXP December 10, 2017
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Fudge Hacker

An asshole (from PSN or XBOX LIVE) who hacks the shit out of a game such as MW2.

A Fag who has noting better to do than hack e_e
Guy 1: WTF! i cant play a legit game in MW2 because of all these fudge hackers!!

Guy 2: ... word
by MiinTBeRRyCruNcH January 19, 2011
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hacker

A person (usually possessing thorough knowledge in no single field), who is talented at devising superficial "fixes," which are nothing more than auxiliary work-arounds for problems which eventually have to be solved "correctly" by a "trained professional."

Hackers are self-motivated, and learn through experimentation and persistence, as opposed to through "traditional" means.

Computer hackers do not completely fit this definition. Due to the high artificiality of computer technology itself, computer hackers must be highly knowledgable before they can implement their first successful "hack." For them, "hacks" are the product of brilliant insight and thorough investigation, rather than the talent and natural law that go with hacking in more humanity-driven fields, such as entertainment or sports.

Chess masters have a similar level of mental discpline, although many hackers tend to lack the attention span necessary to be good at chess :')

Many people would tend to disagree, but then again many people are not skillful enough to be called a "hacker."
by handle187 October 31, 2003
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