Seminar for the University of Sto. Tomas. 12 November, 2012.

1. Hacker Culture
+
Free Software

4. HACKER

5. CRACKER

6. HACKER?

12. http://hacks.mit.edu

13. playfulness, cleverness, and
exploration

14. Hacking means exploring the limits
of what is possible, in a spirit of
playful cleverness.
- Richard Stallman, 2002

15. HACKER
!=
CRACKER

16. <begin>

17. History.

19. Why?

21. The True Hackers

22. Tech
Model Railroad
Club

23. TMRC

25. Computer?

31. The Hacker
Ethic

32. Access to computers—and anything
that might teach you something
about the way the world works—
should be unlimited and
total. Always yield to the Hands-On
Imperative!

33. All information should be free.

34. Mistrust Authority—Promote
Decentralization.

35. Hackers should be judged by their
hacking, not bogus criteria
such as degrees, age, race, or
position.

36. You can create art and beauty on a
computer.

37. Computers can change your life for
the better.

39. AI, Lisp, and PROLOG.

40. Hardware
Hackers

42. Part Deux.

43. MIT AI Lab

44. A printer
story

47. GNU

48. GNU’s Not Unix

57. Now?

63. Questions?

64. KTHXBYE.

65. superken
kdaganio
kendaganio
kd@badsectorlabs.com
ken@webgeek.ph
ken@freelancer.com