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I have done some testing. I created a directory called gzip and another directory called mine Gzip -9 input_file /gzip just for testing purposes, I chose about 6 files. png, jpg, gz, pdf, zip and 7z... I compressed them with the gzip -9 to the destination gzip dir... the contents in this folder adds up to about 1000 K I ran the same file through my compression ruby script, then gzip -9 to the destination directory mine... 700k. I win!

;-) how long did you have it

I was just about to give you my startup script that would have solved all your problems...

I feel your pain... are you using your eth port to configure the thing? disable all services related to networking... are you trying to connect to wpa network? this part can be tricky

i tried to document all my steps, i have been threw all of this... but im a little rusty... i like to killall networking services, ifup, networking, network-manager... cat /etc/network/interfaces #AWUS036nha bgn 2.4gh supports master mode... #internet source auto wlan2 iface wlan2 inet static address 192.168.0.87 gateway 192.168.0.1 ntmask 255.255.255.0 network 192.168.0.0 broadcast 192.168.0.255 you will want to test your config, make sure its working properly... cat myqwest3957.conf network={ ssid="myqwest3957" scan_ssid=1 psk="somepassword" proto=RSN key_mgmt=WPA-PSK pairwise=CCMP TKIP group=TKIP } then i add 2 lines to my /etc/rc.local... may have to stall this part so all the drivers have a chance to load. sleep 10 wpa_supplicant -Dnl80211 -iwlan2 -cmyqwest3957.conf -B& dhclient wlan2

are you trying to have your pi auto associate with a access point when its powered on

ill show you my config... months ago this config was generated by a ruby script of mine... ( i wont share...) for my use of this config, i needed loads of connections established to a service random_chain [select randomly a proxy from the list (its about as random is ipod shuffle lol) [predictable] ] chain_len =1 [you can use multiple proxy's in a chain... ] quiet_mode [dont output to much] proxy_dns [dont leak to much info] tcp_read_time_out [how long until we time out] tcp_connect_time_out [how long until we time out...] proxychains wget google.com/index.html proxychains ping google.com proxychains ssh root@kali.com proxychains xchat proxychains ruby brute_force_cpannel hak5.org proxychains ruby brute_force_word_press hak5.org command line tools can use the proxy list... I like socks because... well, what cant you do with a socks proxy... its not so limited #dynamic_chain #strict_chain random_chain chain_len = 1 quiet_mode proxy_dns tcp_read_time_out 9000 tcp_connect_time_out 9000 [ProxyList] socks5 188.190.119.82 10022 socks5 218.244.138.253 1080 socks5 94.180.123.34 1080 socks5 71.225.92.117 54053 socks5 190.81.193.8 1080 socks5 220.135.115.31 10314 socks5 202.198.224.242 1080 socks5 24.47.57.4 23318 socks5 82.194.76.183 10080 socks5 72.89.228.92 3981 socks5 69.64.32.110 6606 socks5 87.106.56.130 10080 socks5 166.111.131.62 1080 socks5 107.147.149.110 35471 socks5 27.115.63.14 1081 socks5 193.49.97.1 1080 socks5 219.140.69.122 10800 socks5 46.19.45.22 30827 socks5 69.126.9.182 42722 socks5 60.191.139.86 1080 socks5 69.253.214.65 22130 socks5 94.182.162.73 1080 socks5 71.9.127.141 40836 socks5 87.106.47.213 10080 socks5 198.27.67.24 53050 socks5 67.215.230.210 8020 socks5 194.63.140.199 10080 socks5 180.153.139.246 8888 socks5 109.86.95.156 1080 socks5 221.214.208.226 1080 socks5 151.226.117.117 49939 socks5 87.106.74.171 10080 socks5 1.36.255.193 14860 socks5 124.42.127.221 1080 socks5 87.106.31.253 10080 socks5 76.103.205.196 40234 socks5 85.17.87.31 10080 socks5 23.228.160.2 37264 socks5 61.147.67.2 9125 socks5 118.69.174.32 1080 socks5 61.147.67.2 9124 socks5 80.167.238.77 1080 socks5 218.23.57.70 1080 socks5 213.92.78.132 9091 socks5 199.91.228.197 42149 socks5 93.126.82.131 1080 socks5 71.91.178.92 35395 socks5 218.93.116.177 1080 socks5 176.114.139.170 1080 socks5 87.106.24.65 10080 socks5 96.244.36.102 52273 socks5 61.147.67.2 9123 socks5 184.153.78.102 17905 socks5 128.74.217.21 40000 socks5 221.1.215.138 1080 socks5 78.189.181.206 1080 socks5 175.100.144.178 8000 socks5 91.230.72.214 1080 socks5 46.63.60.118 1080 socks5 173.239.169.38 36312 socks5 178.171.36.104 20222 socks5 218.5.2.198 1080 socks5 82.115.25.9 1080 socks5 75.143.226.46 30323 socks5 94.41.236.246 1080 socks5 24.149.72.215 52021 socks5 212.14.179.10 16786 socks5 98.215.20.71 27457 socks5 46.191.141.158 1080 socks5 71.183.79.46 38565 socks5 24.5.196.235 26331 socks5 173.245.239.242 59477 socks5 31.199.192.17 1080 socks5 24.160.173.193 17079 socks5 69.123.70.241 23670 socks5 64.33.160.243 2235 socks5 217.160.79.123 10080 socks5 217.160.140.7 10080 socks5 85.25.147.49 10080 socks5 204.74.215.48 8080 socks5 65.78.79.120 36510 socks5 183.230.4.137 1080 socks5 202.138.114.224 1080 socks5 115.112.189.79 8080 socks5 131.104.151.124 28838 socks5 71.87.52.131 22988 socks5 95.243.81.100 8080 socks5 75.85.88.145 26662 socks5 82.165.197.5 10080 socks5 77.132.34.254 41037 socks5 200.75.47.38 1080 socks5 66.171.81.59 49056 socks5 98.253.167.249 26953 socks5 59.37.163.176 1080 socks5 176.115.24.50 1080 socks5 198.100.46.96 8080 socks5 91.246.235.157 16122 socks5 123.30.188.46 2214 socks5 71.74.100.93 43248 socks5 108.13.203.165 32762 socks5 190.150.135.116 1080 socks5 173.216.79.49 23684 socks5 108.162.40.186 17961 socks5 125.46.24.62 1080 socks5 83.169.23.61 10080 socks5 183.90.187.93 1080 socks5 222.124.146.108 1080 socks5 71.112.165.208 47911 socks5 72.51.35.183 1080 socks5 24.186.152.242 39185 socks5 24.164.149.89 37472 socks5 95.211.203.104 54979 socks5 221.4.140.85 1080 socks5 73.10.66.83 44664 socks5 217.160.74.120 10080 socks5 171.38.231.131 1080 socks5 81.31.153.36 10080 socks5 81.134.3.176 42246 socks5 5.255.67.41 1080 socks5 24.17.55.189 32569 socks5 174.126.40.91 42581 socks5 81.0.240.113 9050 socks5 82.165.11.239 10080 socks5 80.93.94.9 10080 socks5 113.105.237.86 1080 socks5 216.8.240.194 19794 socks5 87.106.48.142 10080 socks5 217.172.179.88 1682 socks5 83.143.27.46 1080 socks5 207.102.11.254 1080 socks5 188.190.103.20 1080 socks5 66.61.11.218 40099 socks5 130.185.43.185 1080 socks5 46.4.88.203 9050 socks5 207.190.107.166 37686 socks5 202.202.217.74 1080 socks5 98.191.62.242 16902 socks5 94.41.101.218 1080 socks5 128.74.203.163 7518 socks5 188.120.194.101 1080 socks5 69.64.32.110 6630 socks5 134.17.156.254 1080 socks5 67.242.113.170 33331 socks5 128.75.160.45 7518 socks5 122.14.166.35 1080 socks5 202.117.61.251 1080 socks5 76.104.153.62 54598 socks5 97.77.163.150 11370 socks5 217.160.7.129 10080 socks5 85.25.144.8 10080 socks5 139.218.110.241 50678 socks5 66.27.82.141 23259 socks5 66.110.216.50 21171 socks5 216.240.53.99 45843 socks5 76.8.6.186 37639 socks5 173.23.232.253 19196 socks5 184.161.82.157 36352 socks5 64.121.113.167 14995 socks5 81.30.151.90 10080 socks5 87.106.16.190 10080 socks5 173.48.85.6 47464 socks5 87.106.49.54 10080 socks5 110.174.165.78 17358 socks5 82.165.137.79 10080 socks5 75.87.69.10 32560 socks5 220.135.115.31 13927 socks5 46.191.237.118 1080 socks5 85.214.212.214 8020 socks5 108.40.77.64 21870 socks5 212.227.97.115 10080 socks5 212.227.159.15 10080 socks5 69.124.35.227 47205 socks5 62.201.214.203 3128 socks5 202.96.155.251 2699 socks5 185.58.205.6 1525 socks5 59.125.73.58 13314 socks5 74.74.105.201 21392 socks5 222.74.200.2 1080 socks5 190.109.164.81 1080 socks5 80.62.217.19 9100 socks5 64.121.113.167 8831 socks5 119.82.240.177 1080 socks5 213.57.138.227 41233 socks5 61.141.21.34 1080 socks5 80.237.196.44 9050 socks5 177.21.1.34 1080 socks5 76.103.205.196 32390 socks5 24.192.156.231 43120 socks5 183.60.143.121 1080 socks5 119.82.240.193 1080 socks5 41.87.2.86 1080 socks5 107.171.227.132 27345 socks5 23.106.90.230 11973 socks5 221.6.29.142 1080 socks5 213.57.138.227 17005 socks5 77.81.147.214 6130 socks5 122.227.218.3 1080 socks5 59.188.240.159 1080 socks5 86.51.50.70 1080 socks5 92.33.158.146 34951 socks5 217.219.101.130 1080 socks5 82.208.95.64 1080 socks5 177.107.75.4 1080 socks5 203.170.68.154 1080 socks5 87.106.74.187 10080 socks5 199.201.126.163 443 socks5 24.200.97.132 17319 socks5 50.105.91.238 24323 socks5 68.61.1.236 7399 socks5 166.159.133.167 47414 socks5 81.2.198.17 10080 socks5 202.115.12.22 1080 socks5 80.74.143.162 9091 socks5 211.86.62.34 1080 socks5 73.44.169.43 37447 socks5 71.230.29.138 45650

it starts at your friends house. Pick a software for your proxy server, there are loads to choose from... http://wiki.squid-cache.org/Features/Socks Squid caching server. This is what I setup on my home server, squid needs some extra configuration to enable socks protocol... a little bit of a headache to configure but this is used for xbmc media devices around my house... https://github.com/weheartwebsites/SOCKS5/wiki/Install-a-SOCKS5-server-(Dante)-on-Debian-Wheezy This one might be simple enough. There other tutorials for making a one liner ssh proxy... Once a working proxy is running and tested on your lical network... you have to make sure its accessible from the outside world... "port forwarding" must be confirmed and tested by the out sie world... Now your interested in using proxychains?

("a".."z").each{|x| ("a".."z").each{|y| ("a".."z").each{|z| puts x+y+z }}} I hope to speed up this example using gpu processing powers... Any modules for ruby that will enable the gpu ?

I have used old wireless routers purchased from a goodwill... install ddwrt and configure wireless repeaters... if you find a router that supports ddwrt or openwrt that also includes a detachable antenna... im sure if you give this a try you will find its very affordable and effective. I currently am using a setup in my attic space I spent maybe 100$ on... Raspberry pi Alfacard awuso36nha Backfire dish antenna I would suggest not using the pi, but find a device that has gig Ethernet speeds. My youtube channel has my experiments using this stuff trying to get the best long distance performance.

If your friends have all properly configured a working proxy like squid and everyone has configured port forwarding. The rest is simple... You have a default config for proxychains, maybe located at /etc/proxychains.conf you can modify this file... read threw this file, it explains the options. at the bottem of this file you might see its default setup is to use your local tor settings... remove 127.0.0.1 add your friends ip. #Socks4 127.0.0.1 9050 Socks5 66.66.66.66 8080 Socks5 77.77.77.77 8080

I have found the proper methods for BigDecimal... working with infinite numbers... kinda cool... So... I think it was gzip2 holds the best compression rates for reducing file size? Maybe a little more time consuming? lets say I have a file with random chars of 1000 in length... what's the smallest we can make the output file and with what tool? Using the most

Supa wpa list has 982963904 passwords theraspberry pi can process 25 per second There are 86400 seconds in oneday (982963905/25)/86400=455 455 days for A raspberry pi to complete the superwpa.lst :-)

I love pyrit... its exciting to watch... so. there are plenty of options for cracking handshakes... My labtop might take 8 hours to process the supaWPA.lst..... your cpu might take one year... You can run pyrit on any linux machine...

cracking these capture files Takes horse power... I have 2 machines that I consider powerful and almost identical in cpu/gpu power Desktop. Amd1090t (benchmark 2500 pmks) (cpu cost like 200$) Nvidia 600(benchmark 20500 pmks) (gpu cost like 150$) (23000 pmks) Labtop. Intel i7 (benchmark 1800 pmks) (cpu cost like190$) Nvidia 550m (mark 13200 pmks) (gpu cost like 140$) (15000 pmks) think about cost per horse power... bang for the buck... Building a cluster would be alot of fun. The example above was guesstimated from my testing performed about one year ago... how many cpu's will it take to beat a gpu? And can you keep the cost to performance ratio proper? Raspberry pi's kick ass @ 25 pmks :-)

So. Ill try and ask a new question... X=999999999999999 Y=9999999999999999 So, when I perform math with a number 15 in length or less, the results will be proper and accurate... Math.sqrt(999*999)=>999 Math.sqrt(x*x)=>999999999999999 Math.sqrt(y*y)=>1000000000000000 So, when I try a number 16 in length, the buffer over flows and outputs inaccurate results... I know people here are not ruby fans, but any ideas on how I can perform accurate math equations of much larger numbers... or at least perform math on numbrs larger then 16 in length...

I think I had this same problem, 404 error... I think Its a dns issue... change your etc/hosts file to use google dns Then try apt-get update

Ok so. I was board and what I was trying to do... Take a file and its contents and convert to numbers using pack and unpack. Binary ascii table just for a "hello".unpack("c*") => 104101108108111 File.unpack("c*") => 104101108108111 So, if we devide this big numba by 2 (35 times) we can shrink this down to a pretty small piece of data 104101108108111/(2**35)=>3029 And then if you reverse this process with multiplication 3029*(2**35)=> 104101108108111 We have just compressed a file down to a smaller size to reduce hard drive space or for quicker file transfer protocol. Ummm... but wait... I lied about the last math equation, with large numbers, you must use floats, witch includes a long trailing list of decimals witch acutely the content will grow in size... This has been fun thinking about... any thoughts?

Ill share my solution to this math equation using the ruby interpreter... maybe similar to python... "%d" % 1.1000010101e+110 To the tenth power, its like moving the decimal 110 places to the right. For this kind of large math, a lib is required like BigDecimal other wise the interpreter will provide a inaccurate guesstimation val=BigDecimal.new(10101010010101010101010100404040)) val*val Instad of outputting unusable equation or Infinite error. You will see the multiplication happen and output a incredible number

When your calculator can't display a insanely large number you might see something like 1.10000101110011e+110 I'm doing some math with large numbers, floats... how do I salve the equation above... the answer is about 111 digits long something like this 11000010111001101110011011010000.... and so on

Run it without writing to a file `> upgraid.exe` You should see the payload print to the screen if you see no output still, then also exclude the encoder

What service are you using? can you explain a little more

There are iptable blocklist on paste bin... I found list like this for add blocking with ip tables...

I have found a free hosting service openshift,redhat,com I thinks its worth sharing... its managed with tools like git and ssh... enjoy... I guess ill start off with my goal... I need lots of working emails, to register to serzvices like Facebook, forum's, or any service that requires a valid email address for sign up... modern email service require a phone number to register a new email (lame) I fiound some tutorials on roundcube and mail gun I have installed on this free hosting service openshift, but it looks like a front end for email auto messaging systems... Any suggestions for installing a free email hosting domain?

i have printed out his template for this antenna... but have not yet come up with a proto type... im going to cut open a old dipole antenna and solder it to the driven element... the construction must be exact in every measurement and location of each element... with only having access to hand tools, and some power saws... i dont think i can do it... i want to purchase one from him, but he has not responded to my request. i have made a post around here with building instructions for a parabola, i think its possible to outperform the biquad yagi with a simple parabola but wont be as compact.