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HACKERMAN'S HACKING TUTORIALS - How To Hack Time

Name: HACKERMAN'S HACKING TUTORIALS - How To Hack Time
Description: A comedic Kung Fury spinoff in which Hackerman demonstrates 'hacking' household objects through time. It parodies 1980s hacker tropes.

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Cited on HN 4 times, 2015–2024, never outright recommended score 0

Years with an HN recommendation, 2007–2026

Posted as a joke whenever HN threads touch on hacking or hackers.

A comedic Kung Fury spinoff in which Hackerman demonstrates 'hacking' household objects through time. It parodies 1980s hacker tropes.

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4 Hacker News comments

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@DonHopkins May 2015 Makes a joke

on HN thread Kung Fury – a comedy funded through Kickstarter [video]

Did anyone else notice that Hackerman looks like the 1980's edition of Bill Joy? HACKERMAN'S HACKING TUTORIALS - How To Hack Time [this video]

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@haZard_OS May 2018 Makes a joke

on HN thread Digital Vigilantes Who Hack Back

Apparently, the hacker who posted this to HN is so good, he/she hacked into the future to bring it here. Cue the HackerMan intro: [this video]

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@TacticalCoder Dec 2023 Makes a joke

on HN thread How Hackerman would create an image just by typing 0 and 1 – a deep dive to GIF

Wait, TFA doesn't even contain a link to this vid from Hackerman hacking time!? [this video] (my favorite part is when he goes into hardcore hacking mode while putting a Nintendo glove on)

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@firebaze Feb 2024 Makes a joke

on HN thread How to find the AWS account ID of any S3 bucket

Quite a few people in this thread assume that the AWS key id is part of a "security by obscurity" "protection in depth". This will probably be downvoted, but if you read this anyway: this is a good example of why "security by obscurity" is not a good defense. You will overlook something (a determined attacker will not ) Anything non-"security by obscurity" does not depend on you understanding something or not - it will apply, no matter what, as long as the attacker hasn't a genius on payroll which cracks e.g. AES-256 just so ( [this video] )

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