Tesla was born not too far away from me and is quite well known. Unless you mean Tesla coil?
I just can't wrap my head around the real reasons for HAARPA, conspiracy or not it's still interesting to have a project that's (supposedly) capable of influencing ionosphere globally and so few people really concerned about its (possible) implications
Yes but they'll never use those unless they're absolute morons (not saying they're not) but they are using HAARP all the time, it's easy enough to detect such large electric grid user
I was coding Delphi, getting paid a pitiful amount, on a product I didn't give a shit about. I just couldn't care less, and it was making me depressed and it started affecting my home life.
they were just saying they find it amazing that people are so good at it, and they can only hope to make the game up to the same standards as the player skills.
plus there are some arcade games online that are easier, like Desert Strike 1338, which only relies on unit counters and you don't actually control your units
@RoryAlsop Yea to get to the TOP level brackets.. its tough. I takes a few months to get decent. I'll give you an example. I game about 2 hours a day almost everyday. I'm still one league under the highest.
Sadly, I work 70 hours a week, currently, then am taxi for my kids for another 12 hours or so, then I have the band.... I get probably 4 real hours a week where I can potter on games. So usually it's portal, fallout, crysis, minecraft or something which I can stop and start
I'm using a notebook connected via wireless on my home network: I want to discover, from my laptop, the IP address of my home computer connected via ethernet on the same network. Tools such as ipscan or nmap won't find my home computer because they can only find computers connected via wireless. ...
@LucasKauffman Y'know, my knee-jerk reaction was to close-vote. But now, I'm not so sure. He's trying to find a specific system on the wired network from the position of an outsider who's obtained access to the wireless network. Seems like a "pentesting for beginners" lesson to me, which is more or less on-topic - isn't it?
@Polynomial Negate which? I don't follow. Perhaps the title doesn't quite correctly represent the asker's intention, but that's cause for edit - not closure.
heh, I was like that too. But I learned 1-2 main builds first for each race. Then after lots of repetition. You will know what to build up to about 30-40 food count.
Got a buddy of mine who has one of his remote office clients that got hit with some malware. Nasty little bugger he says that has taken control of task manager, terminal, etc... even runs on safe mode. Anyone have some good ideas on how to remove it, or atleast trouble shoot it without having to nuke or have the client ship the workstation?
@DigitalFire The machine has been marked with the Number of the Beast. These things don't wear off by themselves. Throw it into Gehinnom, where it belongs.
Know what would be amusing to have? An edit history view that only shows the parts of the post that the diff says stayed the same - that is, only the stuff not normally highlighted in red or green by the comparison view.
Meme: Nuke it from orbit.
Originator: Aliens
Cultural Height: TBD
Background: When a machine is infected, the only way to be sure that it's clean is to "nuke it from orbit", i.e. wipe the system to the fullest extent possible, or entirely replace the hardware. This has become the default advic...
Example: The overhaul I just did would end up something like this...
> I'm on my home network my the my connected via on the network. Tools such as ipscan or nmap only find wireless. I know I to the and the of, but to I my laptop my? I'm an just the all I know is the address.
@Iszi Sure, if anyone's gonna have a go with an answer then they'd read the comments 1st anyway... BTW I think your edit makes a lot more sense than the original question
@Iszi Bear #1 is currently working on his next gold badge, the one for the "hash" tag. I need to answer 200 questions for that. If I answer with Bear #2, I am not making progress.
I have searched and tested it quite thoroughly. This will not be my first tag-specific gold badge.
When there are 100 questions for a tag, all badges for that tag are unlocked (but to get the gold, you need to answer 200 questions, so 200 questions must exist for that tag)
@Gilles To get a tag badge, you must answer at least N questions and have accumulated 5*N upvotes on answers with that tag. N = 20, 80 or 200, for bronze, silver or gold.
@Polynomial Well, I used to be a volunteer for animal welfare projects in Romania for good 3 years, so the 'alcoholic' part is kinda obvious, or at least it used to be. But I don't really like to joke about it, if you get my meaning ;)
You're from UK... that horse meat you were eating in your lasagnas and stuff is for example exactly what we tried to stop,... sad shit
Not sure if you'd like to know anything more, not really sure I wanna talk about it either, so I'll just continue watching Black Mirror... still didn't decide if it's any good, though :)
I spent quite a few hours today trying to capture and study some fragmented IPv4 packets using Wireshark and Nmap security scanner.
I tried a couple of different OS' (Ubuntu and Debian) but to my surprise, Wireshark would only capture normal packets.
After launching the same Nmap scan from a Ba...
Interesting. I'd guess he's right about a setting being responsible - I'd bet the network stack is automatically compacting the fragmented packets on the way out for "normal" distros.
Meme: Nuke it from orbit.
Originator: Aliens
Cultural Height: TBD
Background: When a machine is infected, the only way to be sure that it's clean is to "nuke it from orbit", i.e. wipe the system to the fullest extent possible, or entirely replace the hardware. This has become the default advic...
I spent quite a few hours today trying to capture and study some fragmented IPv4 packets using Wireshark and Nmap security scanner.
I tried a couple of different OS' (Ubuntu and Debian) but to my surprise, Wireshark would only capture normal packets.
After launching the same Nmap scan from a Ba...
