>On his LinkedIn page, Mr. Milner lists his occupation as “hacker,” and under the category called “Specialties,” his entry reads, “I know more than I want to about Wi-Fi.”
I am more than moderately offended/troubled/irked by this excerpt, as it appears to deliberately depict the engineer as a "hacker" in the sense of Hollywood culture, rather than "hacker" as we know it in makers' terms.
In the wrong hands, the English language is much more potent and destructive than any programming language. An English Specialist can often cause more harm than a Wi-Fi Specialist.
I am more than moderately offended/troubled/irked by this excerpt, as it appears to deliberately depict the engineer as a "hacker" in the sense of Hollywood culture, rather than "hacker" as we know it in makers' terms.
In the wrong hands, the English language is much more potent and destructive than any programming language. An English Specialist can often cause more harm than a Wi-Fi Specialist.