jollyrancher82
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Neither... use Gentoo and install only the stuff you need.
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TomB (tomb@I.watched.ilya.get.pwnt.in.the.shad0.ws) has joined #hak5
* TomB faints
<TomB> Why is Ilya naked?
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I've watched a few so far: Fydor's Nmap, Covert Crawler, and Asterisk, I am downloading all, and having a Schmoofest :-)
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The email wasn't actually from ilya... check the name spelling... looks like you typed it.
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Intel i915GM, with max resolution of 1280x800 :-)
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I have an old PC running Ubuntu as my web server, ftp server, mysql server, torrents etc. This machine only gets reinstalled when there is a new release :)
Other than that I only experiment with Linux until it supports my Laptop's gfx chipset better :)
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Nice episode :-)
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Someone from the nUbuntu forums created this userbar, so if you like it, please download it and feel free to use it, and spread the word about nUbuntu.
I would also like to share that nUbuntu Live (stable) has just reached over 10,000 downloads. Which is 3417.96875 Gigabytes of data transferred.
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I started up a new programming and web development forum for tutorials, help, and advice sort of thing and I really want to build the community up, so please join and tell your friends.
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Make it a .gif
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Why do you have his AIM logs, are you pretending to be that girl?
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Complaining about spelling on the internet is just retarded
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owine we should get back to planning our world dominating scheme.
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see "hacking" and "revers snegiering" and "programign" arnt things u can be taught.
Ok, so lets put this into perspective, you say they cannot be taught? The how does someone learn them? Something must teach them, no matter what this is, saying reading, someone teaching. Everything (with exceptions) is pretty much taught. Yes you can teach someone "hacking", you can show them where to look for books, websites, etc. Sure you can teach "reverse engineering", you can show them things you have learnt, this is classed as teaching. Oh and yes you can teach "programming", they don't offer these College and University programming courses for fun? Even if you learn programming from a book, something is teaching you..oh the book?
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Another great mini release. Not my cup of tea, but a nice informative ep
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You can use your IP Address or Domain Name to connect to a VPN, a Domain Name is just something to make an IP address easier to remember and fancy. For example which is easier to remember 64.233.187.99 or google.com? :)
If you need to find your IP just head over to http://www.whatismyip.com and find out, or you could sign up for DynDNS or No-IP to get yourself a free DNS
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Another great show guys, informative content, hopefully there will be more interactive content like Jon/Darren's code segments from Ep3, in Ep5 :)
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It's a recursive acrpnym just like PHP and GNU :)
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Awesome mini release at short notice. Can't wait for 1x05 in Nov :)
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It's a clue to where the hidden easter egg episode (ep3.11) is hidden.
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Due to "Dodgy Digg XML" the Digg RSS feed doesn't work with the RSS Newspaper of Jon's. I found away around this and it's a little bit of work but quite simple. It does require a bit of knowledge about CSS, but if you head over to the hak.5 IRC channel (irc.efnet.net #hak5) you can get some help.
First of all you will need to head over to digg to get the javascript code for the feed.
http://digg.com/jshomepageedit
You will need to change it to "Titles and descriptions", however many diggs you want to show, and make sure you choose "divs".
<script language="JavaScript" src="http://digg.com/jshomepageall/verbose/5/divs/" type="text/javascript"></script>
You will be given something which looks ike this. You put this in a <div> in index.php, for example:
<div style="clear:center;"> <h2><a href="http://www.digg.com">Digg</a></h2> <script language="JavaScript" src="http://digg.com/jshomepageall/verbose/5/divs/" type="text/javascript"> </script> </div>
Ok, now you will need to format it in css_2.css. Each Digg has 2 divs, a <div> with a class called "rss_item". The link to the digg storie has a psuedo-class of "rss_item" then another div block with a class called "rss_body". Now you can format these you css like the following for example:
li.rss_item { font-size:11px; font-family: verdana; } a.rss_item:link { font-size:12px; margin:0px; font-family: verdana; font-weight: bold; } a.rss_item:visited { font-size:12px; margin:0px; font-family: verdana; font-weight: bold; } a.rss_item:active { font-size:12px; margin:0px; font-family: verdana; font-weight: bold; } a.rss_item:hover { font-size:12px; margin:0px; font-family: verdana; font-weight: bold; } .rss_body { margin-left:10px; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px; }
Then when you run newspaper.bat it should display the digg stories :)
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For transferng files you could look into sftp or scp
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Awesome episode :) well worth the waiting 20k/s download *cough cough*. You should sell tshirts in GBP so I can buy one :(
Awesome work worth that waiting and I cannot wait until Ep4 *hibernates in bed until Nov 5th* ooh bonfire night in the UK.
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Submit it to digg ;)