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H@L0_F00

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  1. Question, test, learn is my motto ;) and I don't mean "Question" as in ask: I mean question the norm and question the answers... Then research. And then test it yourself.
  2. :o merry Christmas to you!!! But I wouldn't buy this computer ever. I would prefer something wit a little more meat to it. Like my Dell D620 with Core 2 DUO and 2GB RAM ;)
  3. Reading both of them. Love both of them :)
  4. I'm not sure that's possible. I'm going to try to unlock it and see if that works or find the "hidden" menus and properties on the phone
  5. I'm connected via OBEX(FTP) through my computer and on the computer it doesn't show folders like games, applications, tools & utilities, and preloaded files (ringtones/pics which is normal). And the OS is proprietary as the Matrix isn't a smart phone
  6. I got the Pantech Matrix/C740 for Christmas and I can't view some of the files on it when connected via a USB Bluetooth adapter <_< is there a way I can get around this? I searched google high and low and couldn't find anything
  7. Thank you very much vector :)
  8. I got a frys giftcard for Christmas :D and was wondering if the Toshiba MK1652GSX would be replaceable with my current MK4034GSX The MK4034GSX is ATA-7 compliant while the MK1652GSX is ATA-8 compliant so I'm not sure
  9. i use "getchar()" in C, which just pauses everything and waits for the "Enter" key to be pushed, but I'm not sure how it would translate (if at all) in C++
  10. QFT... this is really sad you guys... really...
  11. Everything you need to know about hacking anything can be found here -> Ultimate haxxoring for 1337 haxxors!!!
  12. yes. you pentest your DVL box WITH BT3.
  13. ethical hacking is so lame...
  14. yes or Tomato but he wants FTP as well
  15. yeah cprogramming.com was actually the first site i looked at. I'm going through there tuts and learning fast (i think lol). I've found some source codes and got "the c programming language" which I'm reading. Alot of the reading is boring though and I usually learn more from looking at source code + trial & error haha B)
  16. bring it to school (college?) as in keep it in your dorm? I would recommend Ubuntu 8.10 Desktop since your learning but you should try to setup, config, and maintain most things via CLI. You will learn alot more and you'll be able to maintain the computer remotely through SSH. and SSH (Secure SHell) makes it so you can execute *any* CLI command with the right privileges so you probably wont need VNC. I personally use OpenSSH and found it "retardedly easy" ;) to setup and config, being quite new to linux myself. And use sFTP for files as gEEEk stated. Make sure WoL is supported by your NIC and look into password protecting it if possible as some manufactures offer this feature but not many.
  17. what kind of firewall are they using? Server proxy, software, hardware, etc?
  18. I'm *new* as in I started... Monday i think haha. I dabbled in VB '08 a while back but can't seem to get into it again lol I'll check out that book though
  19. I'm learning C, not C++, mainly for Linux and I was wondering if anybody knew of any Linux only C source code sites? Because What I'm finding is mainly Windows source or C++.
  20. friends don't let friends us Windows ;)
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