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this method could easily be beaten by disabling javascript and flash in your browser whenever you are using the tor network (which you shouldnt need if you are using the tor network for something specific). also routing all dns lookups through tor adds another layer of security.

actually the song ORIGINALLY comes from a broadway play, then someone made the awesomely perfect WoW video for it.

ive got a 20gig 4th gen. it was free* so it gets cool points for that. It also came with an itrip (FM broadcaster) so i can play my music on any radio. it also gets a lot of use as portable storage for large files,. * my mom's husband bought a new truck and they included the ipod+itrip with it, and he didnt know wtf to do with it, so i took it off his hands.

i think the first time i used linux was through a shell account a friend set up for me on his box about 8 or 9 years ago. now-a-days i run slackware on my 2 computers, one being my laptop, the other my server. i dont have a windows partition since i dont need windows for anything. i can use my ipod, digital camera, usb floppy drive (trash picked) external lcd monitor for laptop (trash picked), and usb memory stick with no problems. screw windows, its a hulking spyware ridden piece of trash full of government backdoors and its crippled by design.

sheesh man get a kvm switch while yer at it :)

if you want have a more secure tor session make sure your browser does all its dns lookups through the proxy, otherwise it will leak info about your real ip. here is a guide for firefox, the page also has more browsers. http://wiki.noreply.org/noreply/TheOnionRo...fc2f3e0a5b1c166 if you do this you will also have access to the hidden .onion domain. here is a link to test if you can access it: http://n4ez7vf37i2yvz5g.onion/howtos/ExitT....html#id2474002 oh and please dont run torrents through Tor, it rapes all the bandwidth from everyone else.

This is the keyboard I use http://www.daskeyboard.com/daskeyboard.php My wife bought it for my birthday last year. Its USB but it wont work with a USB to PS/2 adapter. Worked fine under windows and currently works fine under Linux. I did make my own before i got this one but the paint eventually wore off the keys and i couldn't be bothered to put to time into fixing it.

the original room in this thread has got to be the lamest room in the world. what does your mom clean it for you or something?

e17 deffinately has a clock module. you just have to be able to read an analog clock. otherwise thats a nice script

no particular order: midnight commander aterm enlightenment firefox gaim ssh azureus bitchx xmms xine

1 hour learning. 5 minutes doing. Lifetime knowing.

why do you need X running if it is going to be a file/ftp server?

Why not just install a full distro and add the software you like from the various live cd's?

Setting up an email server is NOT that hard, you just edit a few files with a text editor. Here is a good guide: http://shilo.is-a-geek.com/sendmail18.html As far as an easy way to use the server after it is running, a previous poster suggested squirrelmail which is really good, i use it too. the only thing is that you have to have a webserver running also since squirrelmail is just a web based front end to the email daemon. Otherwise you could just use Thunderbird to connect the pop3 port on the server...all of this is fairly simple to do, unless you are lazy and do not like *reading* and *learning*, and if that is the case, what are you doing here in the first place?

As far as I know all those programs only work under windows 2000. 2000 just masked the letters with * instead of actually hiding the password.

If you really want to learn "Linux" and not "a certain distro" you could try slackware out.