hacker
person who modifies software or hardware of technical equipment, mainly their own private computer system, out of personal interest
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Summary
hacker is a stereotype[1]. hacker draws 9 Wikipedia views per month (stereotype category, ranking #26 of 23).[2]
Key Facts
- hacker's instance of is recorded as stereotype[3].
- hacker's instance of is recorded as occupation[4].
- hacker's subclass of is recorded as hobbyist[5].
- hacker's subclass of is recorded as hacker[6].
- hacker's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/08fcdh[7].
- hacker's partially coincident with is recorded as geek[8].
- hacker's partially coincident with is recorded as nerd[9].
- hacker's partially coincident with is recorded as phreaking[10].
- hacker's different from is recorded as security hacker[11].
- hacker's female form of label is recorded as hacker[12].
- hacker's female form of label is recorded as Haeckse[13].
- hacker's female form of label is recorded as hacker[14].
- hacker's female form of label is recorded as hekerka[15].
- hacker's female form of label is recorded as хакерша[16].
- hacker's female form of label is recorded as hakerė[17].
- hacker's female form of label is recorded as Hackerin[18].
- hacker's male form of label is recorded as hacker[19].
- hacker's male form of label is recorded as hakeris[20].
- hacker's male form of label is recorded as heker[21].
- hacker's male form of label is recorded as Hacker[22].
- hacker's WordLift URL is recorded as http://data.thenextweb.com/tnw/entity/hacker[23].
Why It Matters
hacker draws 9 Wikipedia views per month (stereotype category, ranking #26 of 23).[2]