#HackingUsa
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#1
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havockwzy (02/04/2015) [-] 
its okay guys, im behind 7 proxies, used google ultron in incognito mode and have norton anti-virus.
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postingloudly 
(02/04/2015) [-] I DONT SEE WHY YOU BOTHERED, NOBODY CAN PROVE IT WAS YOU, YOU ARE WEARING A MASK
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anon (02/05/2015) [-]
Well, they probably are the most loved ********** on this website. It fits.
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shiiiiiiiiiiii (02/05/2015) [-] Wow. He even hacked using the scan screen in a printer. Impressive
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vorarephilia 
(02/05/2015) [-] better to reign in funnyjunk than be a neckbeard on reddit.
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dangler ONLINE (02/05/2015) [-] Apparently not a very good hacker. I went to the site and they already removed it! See?
What a n00bhax0r.
harhar
What a n00bhax0r.
harhar
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dangler ONLINE (02/05/2015) [-] Also, that by no means is the location of an underground human taxidermy ring. No proxies or anything because even too n00b to use incognito lol. But you should all come hang out at my place as seen on that there screenshot. Really. Fun times. Good dox bro you got me now come chill over here at my address.
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whyheloitisijimble (02/05/2015) [-] Oh dear it is an umbrella. Do a press of five, five on numberpad or do a press of end. The you will have ****** .
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whyheloitisijimble (02/06/2015) [-] jimbles has not afraid of anything.
if does not do the shut, will do violent lick of ear
if does not do the shut, will do violent lick of ear
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whyheloitisijimble (02/07/2015) [-] Oh dear cat has had plan ruin by mystery incorporated.
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whyheloitisijimble (02/05/2015) [-] Try do of numlock other than that then apology cannot.
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tarabostes ONLINE (02/07/2015) [-] I was jking about king , huehuehuehueuheuheuheuhuehu
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andywazowski ONLINE (02/05/2015) [-] Oh excuse me, I was just stating what part of the content made me laugh. dick
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savethepandas (02/05/2015) [-] I have this as my desktop background on Ubuntu, where I use terminal heavily.
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savethepandas (02/05/2015) [-] This is a screencap of my desktop back when I first found the wallpaper, immediately changed font colour to green. The image is messed up cause it was a dual monitor setup and one was a 4:3.
What sort of work do you do that involves terminals? I love the scope of possibilities CLI offers, however, at college we don't really learn anything useful in case I, say, have to recover data from a dead HDD.
What sort of work do you do that involves terminals? I love the scope of possibilities CLI offers, however, at college we don't really learn anything useful in case I, say, have to recover data from a dead HDD.
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hotschurl (02/05/2015) [-] We use macs where i work (terminal is much more useful on mac than win), I'm a web developer, i mostly use the terminal for compiling code, cleaning various caches, pushing/pulling code with git, and remote accessing our local production server. I'm far from being a terminal pro though
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savethepandas (02/06/2015) [-] We use Ubuntu in college for programming so I figured I'd install it home and have a dual boot setup and I've been using it for two years now. I've come to think of linux as poor man's Mac, cause they are similar in terms of functionality and reliability. And Windows... Windows doesn't come any where near close to Linux and Mac when it comes to reliability and security.
Really, only reason I still use Windows is for the video games.
Your job sounds interesting, I've been always interested in developing but, unfortunately, I'm interested in quite a lot of other things aswell. Next year I should be able to choose an elective and that might even by web developing.
Really, only reason I still use Windows is for the video games.
Your job sounds interesting, I've been always interested in developing but, unfortunately, I'm interested in quite a lot of other things aswell. Next year I should be able to choose an elective and that might even by web developing.
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hotschurl (02/06/2015) [-] It is indeed interesting, I don't regret choosing this field of work, it's fun, constantly evolving and thus doesn't get boring (at least so far, I've been doing it for about 2 years now), payment is not bad, I really can't complain. 10/10 would recommend
About the OS, I agree, I haven't had too much experience with linux but from what I know i would also say that it's probably the most stable, reliable and controllable (if you know what you're doing) OS. Mac is comparable in those regards plus neat design and "foolproofness" for the less tech affine people (who don't know what they're doing), and has some really great features for working with it. Windows as you say is best for gaming, which is why i use a PC at home.
About the OS, I agree, I haven't had too much experience with linux but from what I know i would also say that it's probably the most stable, reliable and controllable (if you know what you're doing) OS. Mac is comparable in those regards plus neat design and "foolproofness" for the less tech affine people (who don't know what they're doing), and has some really great features for working with it. Windows as you say is best for gaming, which is why i use a PC at home.
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burritosupreme (02/05/2015) [-] I had ****** fun messin around and scaring people by 'changing their statuses'
heres an example and his reply when i showed him
heres an example and his reply when i showed him
