"Journalists are needed more than ever to make sense of what is going on."
Translated:
"We need to ensure the way social media is interpreted and presented to the general public is done authoritatively so that the general underlying theme or message of a reported event remains within the diktat of the corporate media. In this way we expand the perceived illusion of democracy while continuing to erode real rights and restrict freedom across the board."
hacks DOES NOT mean journalist... Hackers DO NOT mean developer...
define it' a hacker is someone who breaks into computers and computer networks. exploiting bad software and or cracking past algorithms designed to keep them out...
I am a hacker. good luck with your journal writing and blog posts.....
People who break into computer systems are one specific type of hacker; that doesn't really cover the full extent of the word's etymology. Most 'hackers' and 'hackerspaces' are directed towards re-appropriating technology / software to a different purpose, which is an entirely different act than the black-hat acts of crackers / phreakers / script kiddies.
@ChrisBullock again, Hackers aren't journalists, i would consider modifying stuff to be "hacking" it, as far as you can go with hacking software/hardware wise, I would just Never consider a journalist to be a hacker..
He called them hacks, not hack-ers. The word hack is pretty broad in its description of an act of re-working or re appropriating a system in new, interesting, different, and potentially shady ways. In writing it typically refers to someone who writes low quality, low budget, or quick timeline pieces. Hack comedians rip off other people's jokes, or overused common sayings / proverbs.
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WordshellRealitiy 2 weeks ago
"Journalists are needed more than ever to make sense of what is going on."
Translated:
"We need to ensure the way social media is interpreted and presented to the general public is done authoritatively so that the general underlying theme or message of a reported event remains within the diktat of the corporate media. In this way we expand the perceived illusion of democracy while continuing to erode real rights and restrict freedom across the board."
devilsriveruk 1 month ago
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edurubio2000 4 months ago
hacks DOES NOT mean journalist... Hackers DO NOT mean developer...
define it' a hacker is someone who breaks into computers and computer networks. exploiting bad software and or cracking past algorithms designed to keep them out...
I am a hacker. good luck with your journal writing and blog posts.....
JLUFantasy 5 months ago
@JLUFantasy
People who break into computer systems are one specific type of hacker; that doesn't really cover the full extent of the word's etymology. Most 'hackers' and 'hackerspaces' are directed towards re-appropriating technology / software to a different purpose, which is an entirely different act than the black-hat acts of crackers / phreakers / script kiddies.
ChrisBullock 4 months ago
@ChrisBullock again, Hackers aren't journalists, i would consider modifying stuff to be "hacking" it, as far as you can go with hacking software/hardware wise, I would just Never consider a journalist to be a hacker..
JLUFantasy 4 months ago
@JLUFantasy
He called them hacks, not hack-ers. The word hack is pretty broad in its description of an act of re-working or re appropriating a system in new, interesting, different, and potentially shady ways. In writing it typically refers to someone who writes low quality, low budget, or quick timeline pieces. Hack comedians rip off other people's jokes, or overused common sayings / proverbs.
Hacking can also refer to training falcons.
ChrisBullock 4 months ago
No comments? Ok. Thumbs up for Google to allow everybody to upload long videos! :D
shabihsherjeel 5 months ago