The Hackers Business Card
Posted on 29. Jun, 2007 by DeanHunt in Business Advice
I love people who are creative!
So imagine my surprise when I saw one of the most creative business cards I have ever seen.
Melvin is a hacker and mischief maker, and he wanted something to give to friends and potential clients.
Here is the fruit of his labour:
Not only does it look great, but it is actually a fully functional hackers toolbox. Each part can be removed and ACTUALLY works.
Superb!
Dean
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lockpick
06. Jul, 2007
Dude, they’re lock picks. What does being a hacker and lock picks have to do with each other?
Joshua
22. Jul, 2007
Real life picking locks isn’t relevant to electronically picking locks?
Kasuko
05. Jun, 2010
Hackers are not “computer security exploiters” they are problem solving curious people and computers and exploits just happen to fall into that category, as well as lock picking. In fact on of the best lock picking guides out there is written by MIT hackers.