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When I worked for a school district in So. Californi(~2001), we had about 80 new dells, and they had the infamous deathstar
(Deskstar) hard drives. the "flip upside down and pray" method worked more than it should have.
If I am not mistaken, it still runs at 120, just ignores one leg. You can plug 120V devices into a 220 outlet if you kill one of the 120V legs. You just need 1 leg, and a neutral. Ground is a safety option.
Yes Sir/Mam I am. Looks like you caught me, or at least my callsign. Quite rare, either that or people just do not mention it. Sadley, I am still a technician class, I keep missing the test dates.
I would look at a leave of abcense as more of a reason to change my password. If the password was comprimised before you take leave, then the account is still comprimised while it is being unsupervised. This gives the attacker free reign, with no oversight. If you change your passwrd after it was comprmised , and they did not throw in a root kit, they are locked out, at least for a little while.
its pretty easy to hack together a car/garage door lock key fob "cracker". Just find one of the many user setable devices. If it is set with dipswitches, you can use a 4040 binary ripple counter (all of the ones I have are 12bit), and use a 555 as your clock/pulse for the ripple counter. Tie the outputs to the dipswith outputs, and let it run through the codes automaticly. Might take awhile, older ones were 8 bit, but some new ones are getting up there. If you need more than 12 bits, tie two together for 24 bit.
Quite a few cars( even low end dodges) are displaying MPG nowadays. It does not require GPS, just the injector size, pulse width, and speed/odometer readings. Everything is already on the car/truck.
Looks like a solution looking for a problem. Bad way to market a device.
My suggested sales pitch: Here it is, not sure what the hell you can do with it, but if you find a good program/use for it( god knows we tried), we will give you $50,000. ( no joke, check out the site).
More than just two translations my friend. Here is another example of how translations can screw things up.
Lucifer is mentioned one time in the bible, in Isaiah 14:12. It was not in reference to Satan, but to Tiglath-pileser III, King of Babylon.
Lucifer is the term the early Romans used for the planet Venus.
It came into the bible through a translation error. The original Hebrew term "HeYLeL BeN-ShaCHaR" that ment bright son of the morning/dawn was translated as
Phosphorus,The then current Greek Term for Venus, and then into Lucifer, the term used by the Romans for Venus. Now we are stuck with it, and many christians belive it refers to an archangel that fell from hevean. If you dont belive me, break out your good book, and start reading from Isaiah 14:1. The newer bible translations( new international version, and I belive the new KJV version) have removed the word lucifer from the bible.
I think you should consider the growing, non-techsavy fear of javascript. IIRC, MS Iexplorer has JS disabled by default. Cant remember, as it has been months since I have been on a windows box.
yeah, I guess with the cheaper nics you could. I have seen some more expensive 3com nics that would not let you( well, you could jumper a few solder pads), and some that you could change the mac with dip switches.
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When I worked for a school district in So. Californi(~2001), we had about 80 new dells, and they had the infamous deathstar (Deskstar) hard drives. the "flip upside down and pray" method worked more than it should have.
I am sure MTV would be pissed at your infringment on Jackass IP.
If I am not mistaken, it still runs at 120, just ignores one leg. You can plug 120V devices into a 220 outlet if you kill one of the 120V legs. You just need 1 leg, and a neutral. Ground is a safety option.
Yes Sir/Mam I am. Looks like you caught me, or at least my callsign. Quite rare, either that or people just do not mention it. Sadley, I am still a technician class, I keep missing the test dates.
X-plane, while not a game, works great in linux.
Oh come on, he is obviously using the linux kit for his PS2. Duh!
Umm, did you mean William Hung, or John Denver? :P
I would look at a leave of abcense as more of a reason to change my password. If the password was comprimised before you take leave, then the account is still comprimised while it is being unsupervised. This gives the attacker free reign, with no oversight. If you change your passwrd after it was comprmised , and they did not throw in a root kit, they are locked out, at least for a little while.
That was gonorrhea, not HIV.
I belive this crash was this morning, well, 3am CST 8/16/05. It left Tocumen Panama for Fort de France, Martinique. It crashed in Venezuela.
You might be thinking of the Greek crash that happend sunday (depending on your time zone).
its pretty easy to hack together a car/garage door lock key fob "cracker". Just find one of the many user setable devices. If it is set with dipswitches, you can use a 4040 binary ripple counter (all of the ones I have are 12bit), and use a 555 as your clock/pulse for the ripple counter. Tie the outputs to the dipswith outputs, and let it run through the codes automaticly. Might take awhile, older ones were 8 bit, but some new ones are getting up there. If you need more than 12 bits, tie two together for 24 bit.
Quite a few cars( even low end dodges) are displaying MPG nowadays. It does not require GPS, just the injector size, pulse width, and speed/odometer readings. Everything is already on the car/truck.
Umm, I belive he said let there be light, not let there be white. The ipod was invented on the 6th day, thats why he accomplished nothing on the 7th.
Looks like a solution looking for a problem. Bad way to market a device.
My suggested sales pitch:
Here it is, not sure what the hell you can do with it, but if you find a good program/use for it( god knows we tried), we will give you $50,000. ( no joke, check out the site).
Eve did it!!
If you belive that kinda stuff.
Because when high school students do this shit, they later rm -rf the entire storage array.
Look into Time Dilation.
Not sure that I would use these guys as a credible referance.
More than just two translations my friend. Here is another example of how translations can screw things up.
Lucifer is mentioned one time in the bible, in Isaiah 14:12. It was not in reference to Satan, but to Tiglath-pileser III, King of Babylon.
Lucifer is the term the early Romans used for the planet Venus. It came into the bible through a translation error. The original Hebrew term "HeYLeL BeN-ShaCHaR" that ment bright son of the morning/dawn was translated as Phosphorus,The then current Greek Term for Venus, and then into Lucifer, the term used by the Romans for Venus. Now we are stuck with it, and many christians belive it refers to an archangel that fell from hevean. If you dont belive me, break out your good book, and start reading from Isaiah 14:1. The newer bible translations( new international version, and I belive the new KJV version) have removed the word lucifer from the bible.
I think you should consider the growing, non-techsavy fear of javascript. IIRC, MS Iexplorer has JS disabled by default. Cant remember, as it has been months since I have been on a windows box.
Yeah, what a dumbass, everyone knows that nothing is scalable as Vi.
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Yes, but how long is the Clippy genome?
corrected a few typos for you, hope you dont mind. Filled in a missing semicolon(line 17) and changed timeou t to timeout ( line.10)
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use LWP::UserAgent;
use CGI qw(:param);
die "usage: $0 <aim_sn1> <aim_sn2>\n" if (@ARGV != 2);
my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new;
$ua->env_proxy;
$ua->timeo
my $q = 'name1=' . $ARGV[0] . '&name2=' . $ARGV[1];
$q =~ s/([^=\&\w])/sprintf "%%%x", ord $1/eg;
my $r = $ua->get('http://www.aimfight.com/getFight.php?' . $q);
die $r->status_line if (! $r->is_success);
$cgi = CGI->new($r->content);
%score = %sn = ();
for (0, 1)
{
printf "%-12s: %d\n", $ARGV[$_],
$sn{$ARGV[$_]} = $cgi->param('score' . ($_ + 1));
$score{$sn{$ARGV[$_]}} = $ARGV[$_];
}
if ((keys %score) + 0 != 2)
{
print "\nTie!\n";
}
else
{
print "\nWinner: ", $score{(sort keys %score)[0]}, "\n";
}
The taser is less than letheal, except for the few dozen people it has killed.
yeah, I guess with the cheaper nics you could. I have seen some more expensive 3com nics that would not let you( well, you could jumper a few solder pads), and some that you could change the mac with dip switches.