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Is anyone able to submit articles to the wiki? I would love to contribute to it if that's alright.


~[lykos]~

u wouldnt happen to have compiz installed would you?

~[lykos]~

Are you using ubuntu or ubuntu classic? Unity or gnome?

~[lykos]~

What version of ubuntu are you using?


~[lykos]~

Children with weapons. I absolutely agree with you. I liked some of the things that they did in the past but now that they have attacked major payment companies and have now put out a message saying that they are taking down facebook i just think that they are doing it to fuck shit up like you said...

I would love to contribute to this. I have lots of original articles/tutorials that i wrote in my resource journal for my own benefit that i could edit and submit.

~[Lykos]~

So what does everybody here think about the hacker group anonymous? Good ?, Bad? , Somewhere in between ?


~[Lykos]~

Have a great Birthday DNR!!!!



~[lykos]~

Try going out on the net and finding gnome-screenshot.deb and install it with dpkg. Also make sure that you have all he repos uncommented and activated.

feel free to pm me i have worked with bt5 quite a bit.

~[lykos]~

Happy Birthday!!!

~[lykos]~

Airecrack suite would be a good addition to the distro.

~[lykos]~

I typed it up exactly how it appeared in the publication. Personally i keep a leather bound journal made in Florence Italy with all of my information. Its decent sized durable and i keep all the information that i think i will need in it.

I read this article in 2600 the hacker quarterly. I found it interesting and it gave some good tidbits of advice. Why You Need a Grimoire by Leviathan No matter how long you have been hacking, surfing, or working in IT, and especially in these uncertain times when your activity can be sniffed, parse...

Welcome to Suck-O I Hacking is like anything else in this world it can be used for good or it can be used for evil. This is a community of great people who will provide plenty of examples of what a real hacker is.


~[Lykos]~

You can boot up to a boot disk and edit your /etc/passwd file directly so that it does not require you to use a password to login then you can reset a password for yourself.


~[Lykos]~