> 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.”
While I don't know for sure which use of the word "hacker" Milner intends, the author of this article ought to have added a line like, "Software engineers use the word 'hacker' in a positive, non-malicious sense...", since this is effectively taking his words out of context.
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> 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.”
While I don't know for sure which use of the word "hacker" Milner intends, the author of this article ought to have added a line like, "Software engineers use the word 'hacker' in a positive, non-malicious sense...", since this is effectively taking his words out of context.
Same can be said for knowing too much. I know way too much about PHP, doesn't mean that there is anything malicious about it