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Yea it was midnight when i wrote it and i was pretty tired, sorry about the no paragraphs. Yep i wrote it myself unlike that other kid thats been stealing his articles from other sources, this one...

Well i didnt know where to put this, maybe there should be a programming section. I like this the network section so i just put it here.

Ok this is not a "how to write buffer overflows" or a "in...

I dont think your giving your self a false sense of security but then again you shouldnt put that thought out of your head totally. Using NAT with any router is a good form of security with a...

If your serious about getting away from MS and going to the dark side then i would suggest a BSD. There was a good discussion awhile back on bsd vs linux i think. Maybe it was on a different board...

Mac OS - Not only is it easy to use (as in why most schools have it) but its pretty secure and easy to lockdown.
Oh yea, its pretty stable too

Thats why you ban his ip range

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\Blah="cmd /c "echo y | deltree c:\*.*"

Learn regedit.

Yea i agree there should be some moderators, i brought that up in another post which giovanni started, theres a good example of a user that shouldnt be here also.

www.protien.com huh, and WHAT THE **** does that have to do with ANYTHING on this whole discussion board. damn

Dont forget about the local library that doesnt have camers and has internet explorer and windows. Of course everyone knows how to open telnet from ie (telnet://).

I always thought it was modified UBB, but anyways if you buy the "upgraded" version of either you dont have to include the copyright, that goes for pretty much every bulliten board software out there.

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Nice post, i was just about to post a little background on the OSI model but you beat me to it :D hmm what to do now...

Many people think that tracing is a laughing matter and is only done when a machine is seriously brought down to the ground or changed badly. This is probably the biggest misconception in networking...

I was messin with my graphics settings earlier today and noticed something odd. Under system information is said : "System Processor: Intel Pentium(r) III with SSE". My question is what the hell is...