Comment Re:I pity the fool. (Score 1) 100
so how about hackers innovate themselves a new term.
You mean like something cool like Penetration Testers???
Go figure i just checked and this is already taken for something....
Comment Re:Analogy (Score 4, Funny) 186
You forgot to mention that the dog taking a shit is an extra add-on........Flash!
Comment Re:Next up... (Score 5, Funny) 303
You could change identities whenever you please.
Finally my dream of becoming a 10year old choir boy is getting ever closer
Comment Re:Kinematics (Score 2, Funny) 283
You lost me pretty early on, i think after the 2 words "I work". What is this "work" thing you are on about?
Fair play though, this would take a considerable amount of effort and time and i doubt anyone in the open source world would benefit from this unfortunately, please correct me if i'm wrong and provide an example of how an ATC system could be used 'at home'
Comment Re:Put crosshairs on only 1 eye (Score 1) 190
+1. This would make the game more realistic but with the amount of aiming we do how would our left eye lid cope with the closing opening all the time!!!
Comment Re:How dare you, my mother is a saint! (Score 1) 178
And is anyone going to take a step by step walk through the above to explain it to people who can't (obviously me or i'd be doing it myself for others.)
Comment Re:Great PoE (Score 4, Funny) 193
The wonderful thing about his product though, is that he can keep selling it even after he has sold it.
He doesn't have 1.5 million accounts to sell once, he has 1.5 million accounts to sell over and over and over. He may only be able to get $50k for the lot, but he can sell them all a dozen times. Depending on if they catch him or not, and how effective they are at getting people to change their passwords (the only way to make the accounts worthless), this guy could make half a million dollars or more pretty easily.
Not if I'm the first to buy them and change the passwords on the accounts....
Comment Re:Zenmap (Score 1) 36
For those that wish for the debian build they can get it from here
Comment Re:We had sex robots for a long, long time (Score 1) 602
+1 to this guy, well said. Now where's my fleshlight?
Comment Re:Sockets and mobos (Score 1) 235
I bet they do give a shit when they try using a hammer to fit a 1366 pin into a 1156 socket!
Comment Re:Just in time! (Score 1) 166
WPA2/AES = Sealed concrete bunker 100 feet underground. Wolf will figure out how to get into it eventually, but you're safe for a while.
If he doesn't figure out how to get in there soon your going to die anyway: Sealed means Sealed; no oxygen in, no nasty carbon dioxide out......
Comment Re:Kinda pointless considering that (Score 1) 139
I believe your comment to be flawed. Lets just say i read 1000 books/papers this year. The cost of producing, transporting, etc is going to be much higher than the production cost of my kindle, esp if it's solar powered!
Comment Re:What every player is missing (Score 1) 184
the fact that my bloody PS3 doesn't play it!!!! Drive's me inasane!
Comment Re:isn't this obvious? (Score 1) 220
I tore my ear drum in a rugby accident where i got my jaw dislocated. It didn't so much hurt, it more pissed me off that the constant ringing would just not go the fuck away!!!!
Submission + - Going from floor to screen......managing my work.
phillips321 writes: "Every week I have to write documents comprising of lots of terminal output, nmap, sslscan, etc... These documents usually grow quite large in size and I find it hard work to know where I am. I feel much more comfy if i could print off every page and spread them all over the floor in order for me to view the "whole picture". This isn't practicle or friendly to the environment but sometimes is the only way I can manage my work. How can I make managing my work easier?"
