Major League Hacking
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Search complete. 6 mentions across 1 episode found for "Major League Hacking".
Sep 29, 2026
Dan HugoHOST
Now it's a .com, which is kind of weird.
Dan HugoHOST
I would have thought Hacktoberfest.org, but Hacktoberfest.com. Hacktoberfest was recently handed off to, taken over by, has become a part of Major League Hacking.
Dan HugoHOST
Major League Hacking is an entity.
Dan HugoHOST
I met the two co-founders, an entity that has been sort of shepherding hackathons since, let's see, I met them, as I will mention later, I met them at a hackathon in about probably 2015, maybe, maybe 2014, maybe later in 2014.
Dan HugoHOST
So, um, yeah, hack are you at Rutgers? And then I ran into them again at a pen apps.
Dan HugoHOST
And then I think I ran into them again, another time, uh, the two co-founders that I've run into the, uh, one of them, uh, Another time or two after that.
Dan HugoHOST
But the two of them are still there.
Dan HugoHOST
Major League Hacking is still going strong.