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I think webpage defacements are a perfectly valid outlet for political protest. Often, the object of protesting is to reach as many people as you can with your message, while openly displaying your...

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As you can see, ipchains has the ability to forward packets to and from various network interfaces. Coupled with the IP...

This post in reply to remote access.
(I've come to the conclusion that I should explicitly say when I am replying or not replying to one of RA's posts, as he seems incapable to comprehend that he...

Hm. Well, okay--I will oblige your request and reply, as no one else has thus far. Your biggest hero, JP, is also a college dropout. You believe him when he says things, don't you? My point is that...

It took me about an hour to set this up last night, and that is with little linux administration experience. I followed the steps in this article:
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These seeds of distrust shall be your undoing.

Cute.

City libraries also have old assembly books. There are a wealth of ressources online, as my comrades have already illustrated, though they neglected to mention one important ressource. There are...

Your argument is a huge double-standard. The majority rules on a national level, but the majority does not rule on the state-level? Why is it do you think states exist? It's the people living in...

I'm afraid I cannot help but step into this constitutional mess of a debate. I have to most politely disagree with debris, as it seems his understanding of the constitution and what it represents is...

If you're seriously interested in nanotechnology, The Foresight Institute have made one of their books available online. It can be found at:

http://www.foresight.org/EOC/

It's a good read.

Like ages of weightless snow
on tiny oceans filled with light
her eyelids enclose deeply
a shade tree of birthday candles
one for every morning
until the now of sleeping

If you're looking for a book on cryptography, then you'll not find anything that tops Applied Cryptography by Bruce Schneier. It's even filled with sample source code.

If you're into cryptography...

To all that have been targetted by debris' jealous manhood, I apologize. While a small part of me can't help but be flattered by his huffing and puffing, the antionline forum is probably not the best...

I'm a girl as well, and have enjoyed reading the posts on this thread. Hurrah!...agh... uh.. okay.

This is absolutely true. What I meant to say (and I apologize for not expressing myself clearly) is that for people who make it one of their primary goals to seek new knowledge and ideas, for those...

My aim in this posting is to explore the psychological theory of cognitive dissonance and how it relates to the cult of knowledge breeded in the hacker subculture.

First, the necessary definition...

I believe there is confusion as to what the term script kiddie means and implies. The description I noted was very generalized. My contention is that the learning process generally goes from:

(1)...

While I certainly do understand and relate to your yearning for a significant other who shares your interests, I don't think you're going about it the right way.

The fact is that "geekgirls" are...

This was truly more of a hypothetical situation. I assumed you would have taken it as such. I don't go around enquiring about people's pasts, that's not the point. Allow me to rephrase it in hopes of...

The jargon file[1] describes the script kiddie as "The lowest form of cracker; [one who does ] mischief with scripts and programs written by others, often without understanding the exploit they are...

I've been fascinated by the 'hacking culture' ever since I first started BBS years ago. Hack* is a term used and abused by one and all, most notably those whom lack any real knowledge as to what it...

Hello!

Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Kaylee and I'm an avid computer user. I've been hooked on computers since my father introduced me to them when I was but 6. I've been coding for a...