Requi-Kun
and I DEFIANTLY DO know what I am talking about because I DO PARTAKE in this type of stuff.
You are Arguing with a person who has been into computer technology, modifications and programming since he was FOUR.
Right... And you're now how old? 13? That's like nine whole years. Congrats! *pats you on the head*
Most of the regulars in C&T/TT have been technology enthusiasts since we were in the single-digits and many of us are now professionals in multiple fields including Information Security.
Since many of the regulars here are real hackers (or at least familiar with the terminology within the hacker community) we don't take very kindly to people insinuating that we're criminals because of our title. The term "hacker" has, since it's inception in the 1960s, been a term of endearment amongst programmers and engineers. It wasn't until the 1990s that the media began misusing the term and it became a colloquial epithet.
Unless you were born in the mid '90s you should know better than use the term "hacker" to refer to criminals when in the company of security professionals and programmers. Even then, if you're going to make claims of higher knowledge you should know the history behind the terminology and who you're talking to before you go shooting your mouth off.
(This has some interesting parallels to the "n****r" vs. "niggah" argument, except that "hacker" was originally an endearment that was turned into an epithet and not the other way around.)