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#1 2002-12-27 4:13 pm
- MoofMeal
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"Most wanted computer criminal in U.S. history" ne
Moof!
Actually, his girlfriend needs us.
Rather, his girlfriend needs real-life perspectives from folks who have used top-of-the-line iBooks and TiBooks.
She had originally fallen for the TiBook but after handling an iBook it seems as if she'd be willing to make due with the slower G3 system.
Check out her blog for today and respond.
Help her make the switch! 
Moof!
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#3 2002-12-27 4:50 pm
- ckm
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Re: "Most wanted computer criminal in U.S. history" ne
Linky, Moof?
(Doc: Moof's talkin' 'bout Kevin Mitnick, who's going to be allowed to get a computer again next month )
see:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en& … in+mitnick
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#4 2002-12-27 6:34 pm
- MoofMeal
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Re: "Most wanted computer criminal in U.S. history" ne
Moof!
Interesting... my BBCode only shows up in Preview mode but not in the actual post.
I'll take another look at it now that I'm home...
... standby...
Moof!
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#5 2002-12-27 8:15 pm
Re: "Most wanted computer criminal in U.S. history" ne
did they fix the URL tag??
sweet they did!!
[MA]NoExit|X| - The good man scorns the wicked.
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#6 2002-12-28 12:27 am
Re: "Most wanted computer criminal in U.S. history" ne
Yah, Hack the net, go to jail, write a book and become a security consultant and make money, money, money! God! I love this country!
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#7 2002-12-30 1:56 pm
- MoofMeal
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Re: "Most wanted computer criminal in U.S. history" ne
Moof!
Yah, Hack the net, go to jail, write a book and become a security consultant and make money, money, money! God! I love this country!
Yep, just like one of my favorite movies, Sneakers!
Moof!
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#8 2002-12-30 11:11 pm
Re: "Most wanted computer criminal in U.S. history" ne
Yah, Sneakers. Loved that flick too.
Best line in the whole film belongs to James Earl Jones' character at the end. One of the Sneakers asks for world peace and Jones says "We're the Government. We don't do that."
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#9 2002-12-31 1:09 am
- brainiac_7
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Re: "Most wanted computer criminal in U.S. history" ne
Did they fix the AirPort range problem with the newer TiBooks? I'm getting terrible signal strength with my revA PBTi, as compared to my wife's revA iBook, now that I have a house to walk around in as opposed to an apartment.
Anyway, I'm glad OS X and Macs are finally getting props from the <sarcasm:mild>discerning hacker crowd</sarcasm:mild>. BTW, she's getting your IPs off the blog, so you know, ummm,
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#10 2002-12-31 5:51 pm
- garrythegarlic
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Re: "Most wanted computer criminal in U.S. history" ne
Don't all web servers get your IP when you visit them? I duno about yours, but my copy of apache has this access_log file....
There are no stupid questions, but there are a LOT of inquisitive idiots.
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#11 2002-12-31 10:59 pm
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Re: "Most wanted computer criminal in U.S. history" ne
Yes, Garry, web servers log IPs. I was playing along with the "Sneakers" Hollywood/TV hacker theme that's trailing this threade; you know, like Kevin Mitnick's GF would be maliciously hosting a site simply to grab IPs so as to hack into everyone's . . . oh, you get the picture. Happy New Year!
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