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Is this true, /g/?
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>>59751015
Fuck you and your shitty meme show.
Crawl back into your hole.
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Yes, I made the switch to KDE
Now I'm a 6'8" chef at Wendy's making 130k with an 8 inch cock
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>>59751015
+ Gnome Users duuno Linux
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I want to start hacking , what should i do? I want to find a way to get fb passwords and usernames.
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>>59750941
>what should I do
kys she'll never love you
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You can try hacking me first! I have three IPs:
127.0.0.1
192.168.0.1
10.0.0.1
COME ATE ME BRUV!
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>>59750951
Nice password, Billy. I too enjoy cocaine.
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For those who missed the presentation
http://devstreaming.apple.com/videos/wwdc/2016/606oluchfgwakjbymy8/606/606_hd_advanced_metal_shader_optimization.mp4?dl=1
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tl;dw?
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>>59750861
>3d on apple
who cares
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>>59750861
who is this semen demon
i want to get the fb password and email of someone , plz help
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>>59750749
first things first
make sure you've got the fb profile you want to hack open i nyour browser, then delete system32
next, get a large magnet. Run it several times in randomised patterns over your harddrive. The fb info will stick to the magnet and you can scrape it off later
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>>59750896
the reason for deleting sys32 while you;ve got the profile open: fb will try to store as much info about facebook as it can into this folder, starting wit the first profile you open up. This traps the info in one place. When we delete sys32, those bits are still lying aroudn your hdd
the reason for random patterns is because fb info likes to "run around" your hard drive. It constantly moves around the various bits etc, so you need to be sneaky beaky and go random to catch it.
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>>59750896
/thread
Anonymous
How to kill your site 2017-04-05 01:15:47 Post No.59750684
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>>59750684
Who gives a fuck about their site if it's created to make money, but doesn't bring any?
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>>59750752
A large userbase of freeloaders brings in a few cash whales. Literally every F2P model in existence.
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>>59750684
Its not hard to block those elements m8
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Hey /g/! I know I shouldn't ask here, but /adv/ doesn't seem to have any idea.
My phone keeps deleting my flacs. It is peculiar to say the least, as it always deletes only the flac files, sometimes all of them off the sd card, leaving the regular mp3's unscathed, seldom one mp3 gets reduced to a very small size, making it unopenable or a part of it is cut out. But it mostly affects only flac files.
Can it be bc I have my phone regularly deleting the cache memory? Every day. Is it mistaking the files for cache if that is even possible. It's important to note that while it only happens to music from the sd card, I only have music on it. My phone's memory is mostly documents that are untouched.
It drives me nuts. I don't have the money for a better phone, and besides, I don't even know if it's not the sd card causing this. I tried moving all the folders from the download folder in case it regularly cleans it up, and for a while it seemed ok, and then started losing files once again.
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>>59750619
should have gone for a xiaomi instead of huashit
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>>59750646
Well, if I knew Chinese can make good phones when I bought mine, I may have gone for one. Still, guess it is my fault for being an ignorant prick.
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>>59750700
Huawei is chinese.
How often should get "new identity" in Tor? Every time you visit a new website/domain? Does it even matter?
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>>59750308
TOR changes your IP regularly.
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>>59750360
Yeah, but it doesn't clear the cash and the cookies, so it makes sense to renew your identity from time to time.
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>>59750431
You dont need to mess with this unless you maximum privacy. Just reset all the settings in your browser and clean all files(cache/history). I guess by disabling javascript its already hard for servers to get info on your browser.
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What is this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaGY8J7Ne8c
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>>59750219
that's your mum
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POO ON THE TEXT EDITOR
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a 6/10 dothead teaching virgins remedial programming that a WW2 veteran could decipher
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Have you guys wondered why programming competition are dominated by Russians? how is that even happen
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>>59750188
Westerners tend to have over-inflated egos which is acutely evident on this very board.
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>>59750188
pajeet has nothing on vlad
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>>59750188
Because Russians grew up on superior ZX Spectrum,MSX and Family BASIC clones.
Do hardcore hackers choose Arch before or after they become hardcore hackers?
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Hardcore hackers don't care
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>>59750176
they use kali
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>>59750196
Isn't Kali only for """pentesters""" who can't actually write their own exploits?
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What does /g/ think ot Bitmessage? Does it have potential?
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>>59750136
Never used but looks promising.
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Didnt this have a lot of security loopholes?
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>>59752371
I think so
https://bitmessage.org/forum/index.php?topic=1666.0
Thats why i asked in the first place
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>Write a program that serves no purpose but to trick you and has nothing to do with your work or you will never EVER work in silicone valley
Why is this allowed? Why don't we just kill these people? They only make bubbles that ruin the country anyway
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You sure you're not thinking of Wall Street?
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>>59749988
bcus CAPITALISM
and merikah made nuff enemigos that would do this without the incentive of PROFIT
something about cocking over merikunts that just feels so right
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>>59749988
>I can't write a FizzBuzz
Which one do you like more
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Neither, they're useless
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>>59749786
explain please
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>>59749767
The left one is literal malware and the right one is snake-oil.
Just clean the computer by yourself you lazy cuck.
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If you don't love Google, you're an out-of-touch boring old guy 2017-04-05 11:13:04 Post No.59749720
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If you don't love Google, you're an out-of-touch boring old guy
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Teens be lovin' Google.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/apr/04/teenagers-think-google-is-cool-study-by-google-finds
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>>59749720
>you're an out-of-touch boring old guy
and damn proud of it
now get off my lawn
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It's a good search engine
Anything above and beyond is kikery
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And teens are stupid.
If anything this is proof that liking google makes you retarded. I mean, do YOU look back on your teenage days and think 'Man I was so smart and well informed back then'. Remember when I wore those smart t-shirts with dead commies on them?
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Forced WiFi Cisco DPC3825 2017-04-05 11:02:45 Post No.59749632
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Forced WiFi Cisco DPC3825
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How do i really turn off wifi on this piece of shit modem? Everyone knows the provider can turn it back on through software on their management vlan. I've tried removing the wifi module from the board. While modular, its removal prevents booting the board. I really dislike forced wifi.
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>>59749632
put it in a faraday cage
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>>59749632
Try to find out how it knows that the wifi module is not plugged in.
Maybe you just have to connect a few pins together to fool it.
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>>59749632 Wrap it with multiple layers of aluminium foil. Make sure not to leave any gaps, wrap few inches of power/ethernet wires too. And then wrap it with a tape to ensure good contact between foil layers.
Btw it could possibly kill the RF-module, especially if it is high power one (300-1000mW).