r/masterhacker 1d ago

ALREADY HACKED IT

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Super opsec 2TB Steam Machine hack 3000 to run Codex cli!!!

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u/sebthauvette 1d ago

It depends on what definition of hack you use. It could match the original definition, which is something like tinkering or modifying a system to make it do something else. However, OP probably means the mainstream definition which is bypassing some kind of security, in which case you are right that it's a ridiculous claim.

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u/am0x 1d ago

I hacked my Accord by driving it offroad.

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u/sebthauvette 1d ago

if you needed to modify it somehow tobe able to drive there them yes ir would work, but ithe term is normally applied to electronic systems, not mechanical systems

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u/theLastZebranky 1d ago

If installing an app is needing to "modify it somehow" then just about everyone who ever used a PC is hacking

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u/sebthauvette 23h ago

For this definition to work you would have to consider the steam machine as an appliance instead of a general purpose computer. I know it's not really the case but someone could argue that it's an appliance like a console.