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I won’t touch that game, mainly because I have better things to do with my time.

If you don’t know “how to use ISO'sâ€, I would strongly recommend you don’t try to use Linux, as your time would be better spent learning the basics before you move to a more complex operating system.

I say do a kernel upgrade and configure it for your needs.

CentOS or go with OpenBSD if you know what your doing.

OpenBSD FTW :D

Halon works by starving the fire of oxygen, thus putting it out. The room has to be relatively airtight, although you used to be able to get handheld Halon fire extinguishers (I think they where green) but as Halon helps to depletes the ozone layer its use was regulated by the EU, which is why you don’t see it being used much now.

It’s only really used in data centres now, as it’s cheaper to kill a few people and pay compensation to their families then it is to lose any data. Most places that use it will give you at least 3 minutes to evacuate the room.

If you have gained access to the wireless network you can access and steal files on desktops and servers with a little work and knowledge.

Halon

www.speedtest.net

SWF Catcher

You can get a number of resins that work well and leave no mess when working with plexi.

http://www.warriorsofthe.net/

The only films I can watch over and over again: Fight Club The Rules of Attraction The Big Lebowski

Rat on October 21, 2003 http://www.spy.org.uk/ratblog/2003/10/satu...h_box_wifi.html

Stick a RouterBOARD 14 Four-Slot miniPCI Adapter and four Super Range 2 400mW 802.11b/g 2.4GHz MiniPCI cards in it and install RouterOS from the same company. RouterOS Features * Router * Bandwidth Manager * Firewall * HotSpot Gateway * VPN Server/Client * Wireless AP/Router * all in one box * and much more! Applications * Firewall * ISP backbone router * HotSpot Gateway * Dial-In Server * Dial-Out Server * Bandwidth shaper * Traffic logger

EP2 is good and they give a shout out to Metatron in the end credits.

:shock: You do realise he said "very easy way to send and recieve email". Sendmail is a lot of things except easy. The easiest is probably Exim. After that I'd have to say Postfix followed closely by QMail. I personally prefer Postfix. It’s not easy that’s why I said don’t bother, but in my opinion if your going to run your own email server then sendmail is the best.

The update to ITunes looks great.

I think I will wait until Vista has been out for a year, before I install it.

The UK always gets the shitty end of the stick, when it comes to deals with the US.

Very cool, I wonder how much it would cost to build. Edit: Pelican 1520 Case = $165.50 EPIA EN 15000G C7 Mini-ITX Board = $232.20 BUFFALO DDR2 1GB (533) =$112.99 Maxtor 40GB Harddrive = $39.99 8 X 802.11a+b+g 65 mW Wireless miniPCI Card = $392 RouterBOARD 18 Eight-Slot miniPCI Adapter = $120 7cm Flexible PCI Riser Cable $17.10 2 X a/b/g 1watt amplifiers = $500 Kensington SlimType Keyboard = $39.99 Acer 17†LCD Monitor = $159.99 PSU’s, cables and connecters = £120 Total cost =$1899.89 or £1,011.88

Everyone should check out http://www.hvtv.co.uk/ for a look at the UK hacking scene.

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