Le hacking, ce n'est pas que pour les ordinateurs «Mieux vaudrait se demander ce qui ne sera pas affecté» par le hacking, estime le journaliste Steven Levy, auteur d'une Bible sur l'histoire du hacking. Un passage à Observe Hack Make (OHM), énorme festival de hackers qui a eu lieu du 31 juillet au 4 août aux Pays-Bas, suffit pour constater qu'il ne s'agit pas d'une assertion gratuite. publicité OHM est un peu l'équivalent des jeux Olympiques. En guise d'athlètes, des centaines de conférenciers, dont quelques légendes du milieu, et 3 000 personnes venus les écouter, contre vents et boue ou soleil de plomb, dans un camping improvisé. Une philosophie de vie Tout se hacke en effet, si l'on part du principe que c'est avant tout une démarche de déconstruction/reconstruction créative des systèmes, quels qu'ils soient. Le terme, dans son acception moderne, remonte aux années 50, au Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Il y a dans le hacking l’idée de détournement créatif, et cela implique aussi de faire soi-même. 1 La monnaie Faisabilité: moyenne.
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