Open Source Hack And Patch Future Of Linux

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The discussion centers around an open-source hack and patch website designed for game hacking and patching on Linux systems. Users earn points based on their contributions, which allows them to climb a top 100 leaderboard, showcasing the best performers. The term "patcher" is emphasized as the future of security over traditional hacking. The initiative aims to create a highly secure Linux-based system with a startup cost of $300. It is suggested that this platform could lead to job opportunities in Fortune 500 companies for individuals without formal degrees, positioning them as powerful and well-compensated professionals in the tech industry. Additionally, there are side conversations regarding forum moderation and user behavior.
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OPEN SOURCE HACK AND PATCH WEBSITE the game hacking and pathcing linux system each hack and patch comes with a set of points points are awarded base on how many hacks and patch each use will climb a top 100 board to see who is the best. Patcher is the new term of the future no hacker. It would make the most secure linux based system in the wourld and would only cost $300 dollors start up cost people could post in the alt.hacker news group to get the hackers/patcher. In why hack i patch becasue in time fortian 500 companies will hire form this website people without degress would be the most powerful and well paid.


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