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I have tried black ice, norton personal firewall, and zone alerts... but they all keep me from posting here. For some reason this board asks for username and password when the firewall is activated... |
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I suggest going straight to the source and drop Mark an email - he would know. |
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fuck security, man -- open her up! sharing is caring. |
Mandrake 9.1 just came out. Install with "paranoid" security settings. Case closed. |
I need another box for that. I know I can duel boot, but I would prefer not too. The problem with Linux is the drivers for it are released "just in time" and not very widely at that. |
did you know that linux originated in EUROPE? duel boot. man, what a concept. i like to picture bill gates with the fucking borg gear like in the slashdot icon. except its a fucking laser beam eye. or should i say LAZOR? can you tell i've been watching strong bad answer his email all day long? |
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Now, go root for some truffles. |
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i duel boot at work all the time. so i can run remote administrator. fun! i hacked our firewall. i entered username "test" and password "test". bingo! suckas |
holy shit, i mean you could probably crack an FBI backdoor with that one.. |
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It has caused more problems then it has caused. But I do appreciate the suggestion. |
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and that's liable to open up some sort of multi-dimensional einstienian nucuelur space-time doohicky. |
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du·el ( P ) Pronunciation Key (dl, dy-) n. A prearranged, formal combat between two persons, usually fought to settle a point of honor. A struggle for domination between two contending persons, groups, or ideas. du·al ( P ) Pronunciation Key (dl, dy-) adj. Composed of two usually like or complementary parts; double: dual controls for pilot and copilot; a car with dual exhaust pipes. Having a double character or purpose: a belief in the dual nature of reality. Grammar. Of, relating to, or being a number category that indicates two persons or things, as in Greek, Sanskrit, and Old English. how funny. |
or grammar checker or a dictionary apparently |
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symantec |