nickisgod1
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pure ownage is pretty funny, but whats so wring with some beer and pron every now and again. personally i think some of the pron out there is hilarious especiall if your drinking beer/wine/booze. not that im advocating getting shit faced but i do love my alcohol
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I love the beryl cube. First i thought this aiglx stuff was just a toy, but once you start using it it is hard to go back[/img]
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if the bat doesnt work(it should) you may be able to reset the bios by conneting some pins do a google search for your mb
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i didnt look but it doesnt sound like a virus. I mean it seems like your just deleting files. Does the code reproduce itself at all?
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excluding al myy test boxed and randomly thrown together crap, imy main pc
OS: fedora core 6
motherboard: DFI lanparty
cpu: anthlon 64 3700+
2 gig ram
dvdburner sony i think
120 gig harddrive
500 watt ps
geforoce 7600 x 2
dual 19" widecreens
and my main laptop is a satelite A75 s229
if you really want to know the specs you can look it up, but its dual booting gentoo and FC6
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al that point why dont you just get dsl on a pen drive, and have everything you need installed, GCC, gdb, firefox, etc hell you might even be able to fit abiword on a 1 giger
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dvdauthor
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yeah had to go with the common port 6667 over here never been much of an irc user over here, but i think i might start out of boredom
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seeing as in new i figure i should do this
My name is Nick a.k.a MNickisgod1
Favourite game: Risk
Favourite OS: Fedora Core 6
Favourite console: NES w/powerpad
Nationality: American
Accent: American midwest
Sex: Male
Age:22
Race: Greek
Height: 6'
Status: Single
Build: average
Favourite band: Sublime
Favourite book: Harry potter 6
Favourite author: Mark Twain
Favourite movie: Clerks
Favourite director: Kevin Smith
Favourite TV Show: Colbert Report
Favourite actor: Vince Vaughn
Favourite actress: Natalie Portman
Favourite Pinup: Jessica Alba
Favourite Comedian: Dane Cook
Other hobbies: Posting to fedora forum, tinkering, drinking, car audio
Car: D1993 lexus ls400
Occupation: Bartender/Student
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yeah i would go hardware all the way. it really does depend on what you need if you want something easy that will just work go with smoothwall. if you want to get your hands a little dirty and learn something along the way go with a full fledged bsd of linux distro. I would stay away from the buntus though. by the time you done getting rid of crap you dont need and configureing the hell out of it you be basically looking at debian anyway. So why not start with debian and build up. instead of starting with ubuntu and working down.
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if you are only using it for a firewall/proxy you may want to look into IPCOP or smoothwall. both have webgui config options and you will probably never neew to see a command line to get it running, both will run on old hardware quite well.
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pthreads all the way. i have used it with c++ and experienced no problems. besides why build your own. pthreads is posix, and will be available on most *nix os you need to compile on, and you are complying with standards
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thanks maybe an admin could lock the thread
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wow you must really need something cracked if your willing to dedicate 120gb on your box to rainbow tables
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to really understand how it works i would say try experimenting. get a linux box. watch your trafic with ethereal or wireshark or whatever their calling it theses days. use traceroute play with your hosts files set up a FTP server, apache and a dns server. read up on TCP layers. As for the languages there just different ways of getting the same things done. more important for knowledge is to learn the differences between server and client side, and what would be more useful for certain situations. then pick the language that best suits the situation. Another useful exersize would be to setup apache php mysql, and learn how php interacts with the database. and how sql works. The information you want is so vast, so just keep experimenting until you dont understand something, then use google
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I used to like Toshiba but my latest Tecra M4 is a little on the low quality side. And for laptops that get carried around banged and jostled around, you want a good accidental damage warranty(toshiba has that) and good quality(tecra could be better). But I'm using it now and it works fine so take that as well.
I can say Toshiba support has been great, software and tech.
oh and one last thing my M4 has been overheating lately.
Yeah toshibas are notorius for overheatting, if you have had it a while the heatsink is probably dusty as hell. If your not afraid to open it up, pop the case open and clean it well with compressed air. if you dont want to open it. with the laptop turned off, putting a vacum hose right up to the fans will pull out most of it, and shouldnt break anything.
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i know nothing about gameboys roms, but you may be able to use objdump to get the object code. also strace will give you the system calls. althou it wouls be the calls of the emulator so probably not ultra helpful but maybe some info for you
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all day centros or rhel or even fedora. Ive always been a fan of rpm based distros and imn used to the way redhat does things. but i respest debian, just not my thing. but ubuntu in a server situation. its just not what it was built for by the time you were done with it it would be back to a vanilla deb distro
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dvd::rip
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if your a gamer you could pay for cedega i dont use it but ive heard good things. linux hardware recognition has been pretty good so try out a couple of live cds and see what you like. my personal favorite fedora just released their first live cd, I definitely reccomend trying it. It is a good balence for noobs, as well as a distro that is completely customizable and ready for the power user. as for the wireless what chipset do you have. if you dont know boot up a live linux cd and post the output od /sbin/lspci
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big fan a toshina, i have 2 sattelites for my laptops, as well sas severeal homemade desktops, and i have been windows free for years so i can say that linux will run on the toshiba laptops. almost exclusivly run fedora and gentoo on the laptops and both are working great
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first off i would like to say that although emacs is a great os its a shame it lacks a good editor.
secondly as an ide i am a big fan of kdevelop
then use vi to make small changes and tweaks.
and as always g++ for compiling and gdb for debugging
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I use kismet all the time. use the log files to run against airsnort or something similiar however both would require linux, You may want to check out slax or another live distro. But seriously dude in line with the other replies. If you only wasnt to break into another owners wireless network at least use google first, and try to contribute before registering and then saying help me hack
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with that ram gnome or kde are gonna be tough to get going, alot of the major distros You will probably have to use a text install, and then install fluxbox or xfce or another light wm.for best bets id go dsl or xubuntu.
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