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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a hacker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who engages in hacking, whether for ethical purposes, such as a security expert, or malicious intent.
Example: "The company hired a hacker to test their security systems and identify vulnerabilities."
Alternatives: "a computer intruder" or "a cybersecurity expert."
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Am I a hacker?
Maybe a hacker home.
Not a hacker?
"Loki was a hacker.
Never trust a hacker.
Is Hizzoner a hacker?
He's a hacker.
At worst, a hacker was a prankster.
(What does that mean? Ask a hacker).
A hacker is an aesthete.
The front brain is a hacker.
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