Interesting Hacks To Fascinate People:
The MIT Gallery of Hacks
Welcome to the IHTFP Hack Gallery, a compendium of MIT
``hacks.'' The word hack, when used here at MIT, usually refers
to a clever, benign, and ``ethical''
prank which is both challenging for the perpetrators and amusing to the
MIT community (and sometimes even the rest of the world!). This is our
compilation of descriptions and pictures of hacks that have happened
recently at MIT.
In a hurry? Check out our ``Best Of''
listing of hacks!
Recent Additions
New pix for Jurassic
Skylight, Holiday Lights on the Little Dome,
University of Michigan Banner at Pres. Charles Vest's Inaugruation,
1994 Superballs,
Hartley Rogers, Jr. for President, and the
Student Center Hairball.
New writeups for Bathroom Athena Cluster and Nightline Meets Mr. Peterson.
Other Resources:
Administrative:
- How to contact us.
- Inclusion Policy:
Please read this if you want to submit a hack to the Gallery (which we
hope you do)!
- Anonymity Policy:
Our policy about protecting the identities of hackers involved in the
hacks presented in the IHTFP Hack Gallery.
- Copyright notice. Boring but
necessary.
- Credits. A listing of contributors
to the IHTFP Hack Gallery.
The IHTFP Hack Gallery is published by:
What is The Freshman
Fishwrap? in collaboration with the MIT Museum
This is the top level page of the IHTFP Hack Gallery.
Send comments about this gallery to ihtfp-gallery@mit.edu
The IHTFP Hack Gallery (enter here)