The Sorrow

i honestly dont know. i know we use it for our APs and for our firewall

New job im at uses Sonicwall. was wondering what you guys thought of it. Looked onlina and only found a bunch of sales pitches and little how tos. Not much on pros and cons.

+1 to dig, if someone is intruding and they happen to infect themselves its equivalent to visiting someone with the flu. tough luck kiddo. lol

But its SO fun to make people question you yet have no idea what your doing

This idea would be great for hotels :o

Python is simple enough to learn. Only hard part of learning programming in NAY language is the syntax. Get down that "Grammar" and youll be fine

Well no network can truly be nationwide. The only one that is even close is the internet and its not quite nation wide. However 3G is prominent enough to claim the 'nation wide' title.

We lost analog TV a year or two ago

Basically 4G is a whole new network with its own towers etc. It is not even nation wide in the US yet.

I work for Clear tech support and 4G is... iffy at best. Its great on a one to one basis... but it can only support so much bandwidth. Im waiting for 802.16m

4G is a MYTH! With all these cellular providers and wireless broadband trying to sell out their 802.16 4G service, i thought id take a bit of my time and start some conversation on it. Whats everyones opinions of the new HTC Thunderbolt's 4G and Clear's WiMax?

Recently conceived an idea for a car computing system. Not sure where to get started. I'm thinking wireless access with a light load Linux to do some war driving. Its a DSM so its pretty small, plus i can GTFO need be. Any thoughts?

username = " " password = " " usernameList = [] passwordList = [] login = "n" indexer = 0 while (login == "n"): print "Please enter your Username" username = str.lower(raw_input("> ")) str.lower(username) indexer = usernameList.index(username) print "Please enter your Password" password = raw_input("> ") if (username == usernameList[indexer] and password == passwordList[indexer]): print "Login Successful!" login = "y" else: print "Login Failed, Please try again" Here is what i have thus far. I just need to import the lists into the arrays from text files

It makes sense... Get back to me when i can post my code.

i was planning on making separate files, one holding user names the other holding passwords. I'm at work and cant show you my source atm.

Im trying to figure out how to import user names and passwords into a list in python from a text file. Something like this: List = "" list = [open(*.txt)] can i get some direction?

Same, limewire was cool for gettin music, then torrents were EPIC for getting complete sets of file libraries.

Used to use Limewire in my nub days (early highschool). Now im all into torrents. Spent too much heartache on viruses from Limewire. Mostly sarcasm but i do know a sad few that WILL miss Limewire because they feel its superior...>.>

Limewire has been told to cease and desist. /wave to one of the bigger p2p sharing platforms. Clicky

in kid language hack = tricks on a pc. theres no technology just clicking. They dont even know what DOS is most of the time and im sure most cant even define the acronym "OS" simply becuase of that mentality of "look what i can do". kids are usually wanting to show off or one up their friends.

I work for a phone tech support center as well...one that recently is going away from being customer centric and shafting customers....not fun....

To be honest, this is where I started. "lets hack the network" and just as the hacker manifesto says "a board is found". Hak5 was that board for me. I was looking for USB hacks and viola - a new lifestyle and mentality. I encourage these kiddies to do whatever cause unfortunately you only learn by messing up as a kid. Though the warnings are good and helpful, most kids have that "well I'm smarter" mentality which they'll soon learn otherwise. Experiment kids, just cover your asses and make sure you think a little before you act.

I play. Zerg/Toss

To summarize all of what i said, just use a proxy server....flyproxy vtunnel etc. Just dont surf into anything stupid that will give you more than a slap on the wrist for browsing blocked content.

Thanks for the clarification guys :)