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Your "refusing to do useless crap", etc. sounds like lack of persistence and discipline to me. A lot of crap is useless, I won't challenge that, but an "I can do it, I just don't want to" attitude leads to no good in my experience. And trust me, I have experience in that area. A ...

Indeed, this master-disciple thing is pretty awkward. You want to learn how to "hack", so ask that. Asking for someone to be your master is kind of weird. Hacking masters, ha. You don't know jack, CommonStray. Perhaps a sticky post could be made with this question, where all regular member...

I am not familiar with android but I would imagine the first step would be to download the source, ./configure and see what goes wrong.

Dr-Chambers wrote:All CEO get 80% of the income and Brotherhood of the Game 40%.

Sounds like a plan.

CommonStray wrote:A calculator that can run a c compiler is no longer a calculator, but rather, a computer.

A calculator is a computer by definition. What you're describing is more like being self-hosting.

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leetnigga wrote:I think I've seen one exactly like that. It was named "Gender Apartheid". Maybe you can still find it on the web somewhere.

I actually googled that....stupid me

I've used their services as well and they were very satisfactory. I think there are cheaper places, though.

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I like it!

He's using characters, not strings :D True, but gogeta brought up the subject of strings :P I suppose it just depends on your compiler. My compiler will take both of these: char var[] = "Text"; char var[] = {'Text'}; Have you tried printing the second one? My compiler gives the following ...

Last time i checked, you're supposed to declare the char type variables like this Declaring them uninitialized is okay as long as you don't read them uninitialized. char var[] = {'Text'}; This is wrong. Strings are double quoted. Strings already are arrays, so no need for the braces. I'll have a lo...

sorry for the delay in replaying. anyway for now am thinking about installing redhat and using IPtable as firewall it will be a dedicated firewall (installed on a small server) it should protect the inside network from outside attacks, am aiming to use statefull packet filtering. the server (is i c...

hackerdude wrote:"usually conducted in a community under a common rule and characterized by celibacy and poverty and obedience"

I dont know if I will fit in there..

I like to get Puss, make money and laugh when I want, not by obedience

Hahahahaha. That was a great response. I fully agree.

This will be great for managing my downloads from the internet. Seriously, what the fuck.

how is the firewall configured on pfSense? directly via netfilter or via iptables iface? not enough time to check the docs at the moment... :lol: It uses OpenBSD's pf . Knowing this, the name will make more sense :P It has a web interface. http://www.pfsense.org/screenshots/images/firewall_logs.jpg...

It's actually a configuration issue. If your machine is set up to automatically run code from untrusted devices, you are not a clever man.