golfing22

NTLM for sure, a few months ago I was skeptical about NTLM, but since Vista seems to use it still without a salt then it seems like we will be able to use these tables for a good amount of time.

You could always somehow mod a xbox controller so that it will somehow hold down the back key all the time, and then you could just set up another xbox and add the player into the game.

don't forget to setup an ssh server at home, and put putty on your usb key and configure mobile firefox to use the ssh tunnel.

I just saw this on digg today, and thought it was interesting that somebody is creating another filesystem for linux called "SPAD" http://digg.com/linux_unix/Spad_Filesystem_for_Linux

ipodsoft makes some decent software for recorvering MP3s/AACs off a ipod, http://www.ipodsoft.com/site/pmwiki.php?n=igadget.Homepage

Are you able to get the .xml file from the site, which if you do, then you could easily plug them into any other RSS reading program.

I recommend Joomla/Mambo personally.

one question, if I was to buy a xbox 360 this Christmas, would I receive a drive that I could MOD or all the new drives fully *patched*?

that sucks, I was kind of hoping Microsoft forgot to learn their *mistake* by making the xbox extremely easy to mod.

Is he talking about the DVD firmware hacks that allow you to play games from a DVD-R, because haven't they been out for a long time already?

spektormax seems to have a great bit-torrent client that communicates to you via IRC server, so as long as AVG/Norton/Avast/etc don't see it as a virus, it will work great.

thanks for the suggestion, I didn't realize utorrent was as good as it really is. The feature I really like is the "Auto-Load Torrents", it will be very useful in my USB mod. EDIT: The only problem is that utorrent stores it's settings in the registry which would make things a lot harder for the usb switchblade mod.

So after seeing the folding@home mod for the USB Switchblade, I've been interested in creating a USB switchblade mod that turned the machine into a "dedicated" bit-torrent seeder. The mod would probably first, copy the .torrent file, the files for the torrent, and a bit-torrent client, to somewhere on the hard drive, then make the client autorun on startup. What I need to find now is a small bit-torrent client that runs silently, and can be started via command line without the user noticing. If anybody has any suggestions or wants to help me, PM me on IRC or the forums (username=golfing22) or email me at golfing22 AT gmail DOT com

I wish the shortbus was still around :(

Theres a program out there called something like "ImTooDVDRipper" and it's really easy to use since it will rip a DVD to avi/xvid, mpg, divx, or any other format/codak without much knowledge required. P.S. Remember to only rip DVDs that you own.

Short Bus was by far my favorite forum of all time. But now I can't seem to find it anywhere, and I was wondering where it has gone too?

Maybe there is a filter on the Internet that he is trying to use, that would explain why he can't just reinstall OSX.

Myspace users in general have to be the worst webpage designers ever. I'm always surprised that people think having a white background with yellow font makes your page seem cool. Also the stationary images that never move in the background make things hard to read also. And horrible music that always plays in the background is a plus too.

Myspace is the downfall of America.

If you have time you could always boot up something like Auditor (http://www.remote-exploit.org/index.php/Auditor_main) and use the included pwdump utility to dump the Admin password hash then take it home and decrypt it with some rainbow tables.

Yea, MD5 is the best choice in my opinion, but does anybody know how long/big the final tables will be?

Well the best thing at my school is that for awhile, visiting "http://SECURITY" would give you full control over the security cameras. But after they found out we were using it they decieded to protect it with a password.

wow, that sucks, do you let you use SSH or anything like that?

At my school, they use Websense and the easiest way to bypass is to create your own web-based proxy server at home. If you already have a Linux server with Apache, and Perl just install some software called CGIProxy and when your at school just go to "https://yourip/nph-proxy.pl" then you can just type in the webpage you want to visit and then it takes you there and modifys all the links to use itself as a proxy. It worked for me for a year until the Admin decieded to remotly watch me during class.:(