psychoaliendog
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You could ftp into the site! :pirate:
Maybe scp, or sftp. Once in you could create a page like this one http://www.php.net/source.php?url=/source.php. Then you can have access to the source of any page instantly.
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Yes, you can watch the EditCam
Ohhh... I thought it may have been a easter egg of Christmas past (I thought that metaphor would have worked out better). And I didn't want to get whacked for giving away that the edit cam was still in service. So, as the old saying goes "When in doubt, act like a raving lunatic and people will just back away slowly"
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^What the bloody hell is that about?
Any ideas anyone? Maybe?
maybe it has something to do with this post?
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Will it be on the next episode? :pirate: no one can be really sure, unless of course you were watching Darren edit the episode (because I have a sneaking suspicion that he is) But you would have to know Darren... to be at his place... to watch him edit... Arrrg! *coughlinkisinthesmilycough*
*goes about his business acting like nothing happened*
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line dropped... darn it, where did it go... Oh, heh, there it is. *gives line back before he drops it again*
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just out of intrest, how many people are on a first name basis and are friendly with the admin/technition within your school? i know i am
I've had the Admin as an instructor, for several classes, and basically allows us to "hack" each others computers, as long as we don't destroy their homework, or use packet sniffers. He sees it as a learning experience, so when we're the Admin we know how to defend ourselves, and our computers. In other words changing the default passwords (usually "123456" for root and "1234" for the user) and keeping software up to date.
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How to protect yourself from being 0wn3d
Step 1. SSL - encrypt any traffic containing passwords or personal information.
Step 2. Use Good Passwords - Use really long really jumbled up passwords, like these here https://www.grc.com/passwords.htm
Step 3. Don't tell ANYONE your password, nobody, not even if they promise to fix things.
So, If you want you can just reply with your account and password, and I'll just fix that up for you... (NOTE: see step 3)
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I got kicked out for messing with fire a bit-too much.
Wow, when I was in the scouts we lit pretty much everything that didn't move (and somethings that did) on fire. Picnic tables, Clay pigeons, each other... some fellow scouts even smoked rope, and, no, thats not some new drug, literally rope, they claimed to get high off it. armadaender I think you were just in the wrong troop.
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emm... its not really a merit badge, its an activity patch. Activity patches are given out for attending certain events or other troop activities. My experiences in scouting suggests that the LA area council put out a list of requirement for the local troops and scouts complete in order to receive the patch. Boy Scouts is a non profit organization and wont turn away money, So I don't really blame the council for doing that, and you shouldn't really pirate movies anyway.
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I'd like to point out the link in the quote in Darren's reply is still functional. Just a little heads up...
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Make double-extra sure that all the betas and RC's are uninstalled first. The instructions for uninstalling them are here.
Thats the only problem I've ever had with IE 7.
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either he's a bot or he blogs about some really weird things. Here's a link to his blogger profile.
hxxp:// www . blogger . com / profile / 26851995
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wait... Darren is a bot controlled by Wess and Wess is bot controlled by Darren. The control of Wess and Darren infinitely recurse. Who's the n00b that left out the base case? I demand answers!
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I usually only sign important emails. My mother barely knows the difference between the internet, the email and the "wordsoft". So no signed/encrypted emails for her.
However, don't forget enigmail a great extension for Thunderbird.
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thank goodness I'm not the only one who's had bad, very bad, experiences with Office. I still have nightmares of documents not formatting quite right. I have never had problems with Open Office, and yes it is very available for Linux.
As far as games go, a lot of mainstream games have versions for linux. There are lists of these floating around the internet somewhere, I just can't think of any off the top of my bookmarks list/head.
VLC is a great movie and video player and supports pretty much everything.
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well, lm hashes, the subStandard windows hashes, convert everything to upper case before hashing. So, there isn't a need to create hashes with lowercase characters it would be a waste.
as for the original post, I don't think thats possible at least not with rainbow crack. Is it possible to write a program that allows that... sure... but it would take a lot of work to design a reduction function that allows for that.
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SE Michigan, near Monroe.
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I am also a fellow Michigander, well thats 3 out of 2537.
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Cooper, If I understand crypto hashes, the result should be random yet unique. Which would really lay ruin to a hash table, because it make it very difficult to map them to a memory address, and keep the collisions low. However, What you probably want is a Binary Search Tree, where each node points a position in the table (1/2, 1/4, 3/4, etc.) That should be O(log(n)) for those that are counting. I doubt you'll get anything more efficient than that.
EDIT: I forgot to mention that the Rainbow table should be sorted first
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Well, there is the Nerdity Test. Its very comprehensive (I scored a 44.6%). Can you do better?
(Sorry, I have to challenge you it gives me an extra point on the test)
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Oh, well, thats easy, turn off unicode. Its under the project properties -> general -> charecter set. I used "not set" to compile the exe
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What did you use to compile the code? I've tried Dev-C++ and VC++ Express Edition and they both throw up errors.
I used Visual Studio Pro, what errors are you getting?
Do the errors in dev-c++ refer to the fopen_s? That sis Microsoft's "secure" fopen Function.
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Spider, you misunderstood, what I meant to imply is that emacs and nano are not a standard install like vi. Most linux distros have emacs and nano, but its good to be proficient in vi in case you encounter an old linux or unix box that only has vi.
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You could use xslt to transform the rss into other files, this pdf describes the basics http://www.perfectxml.com/XSLFO.PDF you could use the AT command or a chron job to automate it.