>>179043

>This is foolproof, put Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and Steve Balmer

Hahahaha like the douche who made up the idea for the ipod and two douches from fucking microsoft are going to be experts in computer forensics.

Tough is multiple passes with encryption. One pass with just 0's? An undergrad could recover this shit in his sleep.

go kill yourself.

>>179043

>This is foolproof, put Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and Steve Balmer

Hahahaha like the douche who made up the idea for the ipod and two douches from fucking microsoft are going to be experts in computer forensics.

Tough is multiple passes with encryption. One pass with just 0's? An undergrad could recover this shit in his sleep.

go kill yourself.

>>179437
>>179438
>>179440

>One pass with just 0's? An undergrad could recover this shit in his sleep.

Prove it.

Shredders overwrite your files with random data several times before deleting them, but this has a drawback: Overwriting a file does not guarantee that it remains physically at the same location, in fact some filesystems guarantee that it will not.

The defragger from Microsoft will overwrite many unallocated blocks, but there is no guarantee it will overwrite all of them.

The important question is: Do you want to wipe a couple of files, or the entire disk? In the latter case, low level formatting used to work on older discs, but not on more recent ones. Nowadays you have to write junk all over the disc, then format it. If you want just a few files to disappear, there are apps for that, but I wouldn't trust them except with a FAT file system on a magnetic disc. If you know one that you know operates directly on disc, bypassing the operating system (you need root for that), then sure, use that.

User a bouncer.
Web-proxies do nothing for port 6667.

Thanks

The whole Genesis/Mega Drive thing makes me rage. I bought Beavis & Butt-Head which was clearly a standard Mega Drive cart and had no mention of 'Genesis' anywhere (UK version), I needed a walkthrough, spent AGES looking for one under 'Mega Drive' and then eventually found it classed as 'Genesis'.

PROTIP: The helicopter in 'Super Thunder Blade' is in fact Blue Thunder. It also appears in Rambo III for the Genesis, it's the helicopter that captures Trautman in the opening sequence.

pythons.

op here.
sorry been awhile since i've browsed these boards I'll try to get some stuff going if i can get support, I'm not a programmer though, but i may be able to fund said project if someone else could take the reigns on the programming side.

How about hiring Phil Zimmermann?

Tuts on how to do simple things with LINUX

back track is linux with programs/modules loaded natively...

scrubalertwut

>>126158

DID ANYONE SAY IS WASN'T LINUX? no... but it's what skiddies use when they want to feel l33t but can only do windows, so stop being a tuxfag cause it's dicks like you who make unix users look anal about being a geek

how many fags ever make their own compiled unix over using a distro? bout 5% if that

Ummmm how about sniffing with Cain and Abel?

Just leave your computer running all day and maybe it will have acquired some passwords

Get a motherboard with balls, and build around it. Remember, board first, hardware second. http://anonym.to/?http://www.newegg.com

A "mother" board doesnt have balls.

>>118123

you put your shit there too bro?
awesome.

>>118123 I agree with this man, but to make it more hidden do this:

1: Create a folder in deep root within your game files (or in winamp)
2: When renaming use ALT + 255 (255 from the num pad) to make the name equvalent to a 'space' (no other characters, only that)
3: Change the icon to a blank icon
4:Change the view to 'small icons' in the location where you porn stash folder is locate (NOT "THE" porn stash folder but the "ENTRANCE" to it)
5:move it to a the lower-right corner of the screen where it can't be accidently licked
6: Now your folder should look invisible and only you know where it is (even though you can't see it)
7: ?????
8: PROFIT!!!
9: The above works for everyone who isn't a total dumbass.

>>175362

>9: The above works for everyone who isn't a total dumbass.

And Alt+a doesn't make it visible at all.

Apart from your using a recursive call to main when you should have used a do-while-loop, excessive code duplication for calculating the zone, and if-cascades where a switch-case would be more readable (but perfectly equivalent, so no sweat), and system not being defined in scope and also completely unnecessary,

what appears to be the problem?
rounding errors?

Here's how I would have done the calculations:

float calculate(int weight, int miles) {
if(weight <= 0 || weight > 20 || miles < 10 || miles > 3000) return 0.0; // Bad input.
int zones = ceil(miles/500);
if(weight <= 2) {

return zones * 1.1;

} else if(weight <= 6) {

return zones * 2.2;

} else if(weight <= 10) {

return zones * 3.7;

}

tl;dr. lick ling to view the boring shit.

This would be vastly simpler if you had supplied a list of terms that you didn't understand, or at least stated what game. Most of the terms are likely to be derived or copied from military culture. Acronyms are harder, use this:

http://anonym.to/?http://www.acronymfinder.com/

Also, the English language does not require each word to be capitalized.

astalavista

cool caps op