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HackToHell

11:08

Damn them

All http requests redirect to that -_-

Bob

o.O

Psycogeek

@HackToHell you have FUP pain?

should see a doctor :-)

FuP: fungiform papillae

HackToHell

@Psycogeek yeah :(

172.30.3.136:6789/console/faces/jsp/login/BeginLogin.jsp

Psycogeek

must be an india thing, i still dont know what it means.

HackToHell

And when you google the server name you get logs ! yay !

2shared.com/qs/10/10-8-2014

Psycogeek

11:23

our ISP only did one of them ISPs own pages once here, everyone had a fit about the "method" used. I wrote them myself and said that it was not smart of them to use what looks like hacking and virus methods to communicate to people. they never did it again (that i know of).

HackToHell

@Psycogeek basically your speed gets reduced after you exceed a certain amount of data

Psycogeek

@HackToHell oh, well that is better than a cap, what ammount do they deem excessive?

HackToHell

Tempted to fire up metasploit

@Psycogeek 6 gb :(

Psycogeek

per hour? a game can be (up to) 22-25g nowdays before patches and updates and DLCs?

you know they say most people only use 3-5G a month, although nobody has ever seen those people.

I guess they are probably the ones with lives and kids and jobs (not web related).

HackToHell

it's per month

...

Psycogeek

11:31

f--ck that, sounds like a phone plan.

HackToHell

ikr?

Journeyman Geek

@HackToHell: I wonder if a tunnel would work

HackToHell

And some fucking idiot uploaded all the info about one of their servers 2shared.com/file/PvvW50Kn/explorer844ad2cablr-svr-dhcpa-.html

@JourneymanGeek Doesn't, have tried every kind of tunnleing.

SSH,VPN,DNS

Psycogeek

how do they save bandwidth if your in the middle of some download you have to restart (as slower speeds) and you have to DL it all again?

HackToHell

I was downloading a file when this shit happened.

Good thing wget stopped cause of some error

Journeyman Geek

11:34

I think the idea is to convince people to switch to a more expensive plan

Psycogeek

they could rename themselves to NarrowBand

HackToHell

Psycogeek

just setup a relay with the starbucks or macdonalds :-)

HackToHell

We have neither in my city ;p

Psycogeek

and nowdays ya neighbors wi-fi is all secure

you could always move to a communist state , they share everything :-)

HackToHell

11:47

lol

Journeyman Geek

man, this show is trippy

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/…

Psycogeek

get yourself on the NSA watchlist, they hate it when the data stops.

HackToHell

> ?oldformat=true

@Psycogeek LOL

Journeyman Geek

I'm using something called wikiwand, nicer, more 'modern' layout, and that's a hack to get the normal wikipedia link

Psycogeek

so how much do you pay for this wonderfull speed for 1 hour a month ?

HackToHell

11:52

About 18 USD

Psycogeek

here we pay more like 50, and at one time the cap was 250G each month

HackToHell

@JourneymanGeek ooh interesting

Journeyman Geek

Its dark on light, and has a sans option

HackToHell

Sans is soothing for the eyes :D

Journeyman Geek

I have trouble reading non sans fonts

Psycogeek

11:55

@HackToHell if you figured watching a mid data quality movie at 1G an hour, your paying $3 an hour for entertainment.

HackToHell

@Psycogeek For 50 I could get a leased line ;p

Journeyman Geek

for 60, I could get gig-e ;p

HackToHell

@Psycogeek It's unlimited but the speed drops after 6 gb

To 512 kbps which is sloooooowwww

@JourneymanGeek SGD ?

!! wiki SGD

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Journeyman Geek

Sorry, distracted ;p

Psycogeek

11:57

512 is still functional. get a downloader , stack stuff up , use it all delayed.

they will really benifit (the rest of the network) if your DLing 24-7

HackToHell

@Psycogeek I am usually :D

@JourneymanGeek lol

@jokerdino i4c.co.in Interested ?

Oliver Salzburg

12:53

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This is annoying :(

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Journeyman Geek

14:19

67 reviews today

go go gadget modabuse 0_0

Bob

Journeyman Geek

(normal users get to do up to 50)

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jokerdino

19:01

> test message

@HackToHell looks interesting. what's our idea?

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Michael Frank

21:04

ugh.. back to normal field engineer work :<

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Bob

23:17

...too quiet in here

Michael Frank

Yep!

allquixotic

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only 1 death

Bob

@allquixotic At work right now - what was the incident?

Braiam

@Bob Hawaii, Boeing 747

Bob

23:32

The one where the front top part of the fuselage peeled off?

Braiam

faulty maintenaince

Bob

Lost an attendant?

Braiam

yep

ehh.. dunno, somehow they are talking about a japan flight

allquixotic

weird. that vid looks like a splice of different vids

so nvm

Braiam

ok, I figured it out, they start with the Hawaian case, then make reference to something similar that happened in Japan so we can understand what was the problem with Hawaii flight.