Who Said Hackers Don’t Have Style?

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Sunday, September 11th, 2011
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Hackers aren’t necessarily known for their sense of fashion. Usually, it’s all about the code. They might as well be wearing jumpsuits — or their birthday suits, for that matter. But here at the Disrupt Hackathon, some of our hackers are trying to prove the world wrong. There is some sartorial splendor afoot, and it’s coming in the form of headwear.

That’s right. Hats.

Just like these coding wizards at Hackathon, these hats come in many shapes and sizes, colors and styles. Whether they’re actually fashionable is something we can’t actually report on. We’ll leave that for the general public. But one thing is certain: hackers heart hats. A lot.

Below, without further ado, them hats:

The Beanie

Karriem Khan, Nicole Yang, Siamak “Ash” Ashrafi, Devin Foley

The Ball Cap

Brigham Hausman, Kevin Jhangiani, Raimundo Martinez, Timothy Wu, Omid Ahourai, Tom Puskarich

The Golf Cap

Justin Mahon, Brett Barrows, Phil Wee

The Hair

Raises Nebie, Christopher Vong

The Inexeplicable

Nick Pannuto, Vy Chau, Mikita Mikado

Honorable Mention, The Soviet Wonder

Danil Kozyatnikov

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