Hacktag

To use someone else's phone to send / post weird hashtags to other people

Mark had his phone hacktagged when he left his phone unattended. #ipoopedmyself

by Apache94 July 13, 2015

Hacktag

When you steal someone else's phone and send random hashtags to their contacts. #ipoopedmyself

Mark left his phone unattended and got hacktagged by Cheryl

by Apache94 July 21, 2015

hacktag

A term used by hackers when releasing mass messages to other hackers

Dude 1: man, did you send out the message to hack Trump?
Dude 2: Yeah, its called Hacktag(#) Operation Demoralize Trump

by Dietz and Watson June 22, 2016

Hacksagging

To briefly mention something for intention of a second party asking for further detail.

Wes: Oh man that was the greatest movie ever!
Raechel: Stop hacksagging!

by [e-mail] July 16, 2006

hacktastic

1. Positive statement referring to a strange or innovative programming or technical task, project or idea.

2. Technical wonder; remarkable technical achievement.

3. Negative statement referring to an un-optimized, lazy or otherwise ignorant method of programming that somehow (or sometimes) gets the job done (eventually).

Positive: "The spyware code Joe Snuffy created was hacktastic!"

Negative: "This code is hacktastic. It either returns the correct data or crashes the client. Please fix it."

by jwh_1997 January 26, 2006

hacktard

1. A hacker who is a real retard. They usually hack a site out of "revenge" on the owner.
2. Someone who pretends they are a hacker, when they are really not. They speek wordleet/word. Some will go so far as to find a password another retard left lying aronud on a peice of paper, and if they can figure out what it corresponds to, use it and say they hacked the person.

What a hacktard!

by Bundle Of Sticks April 4, 2004

hacklag

It's like jetlag but when you stay up far too late hacking. Then have trouble staying away during the next day, and/or sleeping the next night due to napping.

Crap, the sun is rising, going to have a wicked case of hacklag.

by Wraithan August 26, 2011