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Sparda

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  1. VaKo, have you gone mad? He's talking about FC5 (Fedora Core 5!).

    nope, i'm stoned and i thought... well... fuck knows what i thought... sorry, you can start the beating now...

    Now it makes more sence ^^

  2. Let me correct your gramma a little ^^

    Hey all you forum whores, my Internet connection SUCKS! I have about 10kbps at max plus a sucky neighbor with T1 and he has wireless. well... he has it WAD (Do you mean WPA?) encypted, is their such a program which will let me crack it? and hack on it (wtf?!). Please Respond!

    Much better, but some bits plain don't make sence.

  3. For the last week or so i'v been looking for a good headset, looked in my local Dixsons and the best they had where not very good (and had some kind of Skype logo/warning on them), I'm looking for a high quality headset (with microphone), prefrably some thing under £50 (86.82 US$), what do you surgest?

  4. <offtopic> What is up with .NET? <rant> I mean, I had to write a VB .NET program to work with an Access database, and not only is it stupidly slow at doing any thing with the database, the programing involved is so unesserily complex for a program of it's type. I would have much rather writen it in PHP, since the senario we had to make it for use over a network any way it makes so much more sence!</rant></offtopic>

  5. Couldn't you edit the hosts file of the server so that it's own IP address points to another IP address some where else (asuming packets don't say they are from 127.0.0.1), so that when the ping requests comin, the server insted of trying to send a replie to it's self it sends it some where else, prefrably to a specific computer on the LAN so that 1. It doesn't hog any more internet band width 2. the server doesn't waste time trying to send the packets to an address that does not exsist, but I see no way for you to stop packets to be claiming to be from another IP address that is not it's own.

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