The document outlines different types of computer users, including coders who write scripts or programs, crackers who retrieve and crack password hashes, and gamers who are dedicated to playing computer games. Other types include hackers who use their technical knowledge to manipulate computers in unintended ways, leechers who search for free downloads to sell or repost, and social networkers who mainly use computers for online communication on sites like blogs and forums. The types cover a wide range of activities from coding and gaming to downloading, communication, and system configuration.

1. The different types of computer users
Coder – The user who codes scripts or programs usually for fun or learning.
Sometimes for for malicious purposes.
Cracker – Someone who retrieves and cracks password hashes or the limitation of
non-free software.
eWriter – Writes tutorials or text files for online viewing/sharing.
Gamer – Dedicated fan of computer games who plays them for fun or a sense of
accomplishment over others. They also take gaming real seriously.
H4x0r – Knows interesting facts about computers but does not know a lot or has
less experience. The hacker in self-training. Many regard this user type as a n00b
posing as a hacker.
Script Kiddie – Steals scripts made by coders and posts/uses them for
malicious/selfish purposes.
n00b – Young or new user to the online world struggling to find their proper user
type. They may in the meantime pose as different user types like gamers or
hackers.
Hacker – The user that knows a lot about computing and uses this knowledge to
manipulate the computer in ways that is was not intended. Hackers may write
code, viruses, and crack passwords or software.
Leecher – The user who searches sites for free downloads of software or other
files. The leecher may then sell it or re-post it.
Pawn – Un-Distracted person who uses the computer and internet mainly for
their work.
Penny-Flasher – The user who mainly plays free flash games on the internet.

2. Imager – User who browses through images, icons, themes, and other eye-candy
for the interface.
Virus Writer – A form of coder who writes viruses and other malicious code as a
form of art.
Office-Freak – User who uses the computer mainly for work on an office-suite
(Microsoft Office, Open Office). See Pawn.
Social-Networker – User who mainly uses the net to access social-networking
sites, chatrooms, and maybe email for online communication.
Self-Broadcaster – User who uploads video media to broadcast themselves, make
tutorials, or even share music.
Blogger – Updates and posts on blogs. See Social-Networker.
Forum-Member – Dedicated member of a forum who makes updates and posts
regularly for the rest of the members. See Social-Networker.
Pirate – Cracks and/or distributes cracked software.
Artist – Creates and uploads images, icons, or other media to enhance or
personalize the look of the interface. (Find them on DevianArt).
Programmer – Not exactly the same as the coder but still codes. Programmers
create GUI Programs that makes a particular process faster, more productive, or
even possible. They distribute their programs for rep or profit or for reference of
code.
Tweaker – Tweaks the settings, configuration, and the look and performance of
their own OS and/or hardware to fit their need.
Note :You can be more than one type of computer user.