Hacker origin
The word "hacker" originated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the 1950s, when a group of smart and energetic young students at MIT got together, and the sparks of ideas collided with each other, and like-minded people formed interest groups. For example, the most famous Tech Model Railroad Cloub Railway Technology Club, everyone studies the composition of the train, the signal control system, assembles the model by themselves, modifies the model, studies the experiment together, and puts their ideas into practice.
Over time, people call these fun and technical ideas hack. And the elites in these clubs call themselves hackers, which is the origin of the word. These clubs live up to expectations. They are not only fun, but also play with things that change and influence the world today, such as Unix, Internet, open source software and so on.