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any one a hacker on these forums just wanted to know because you could get arrested for it so stop it for your sake.
So if you are a hacker i would say quit while you are ahead
So if you are a hacker i would say quit while you are ahead
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Hello Reynolds, again. How many accounts is this now? 5??
Lörd Hümöngöüs wrote:
> Cirus the virus wrote:
> A load of tosh for no apparent reason.
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LOL!
Sorry, but that made me laugh.
> Cirus the virus wrote:
> A load of tosh for no apparent reason.
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LOL!
Sorry, but that made me laugh.
funkygamer wrote:
> Cirus the virus wrote:
> any one a hacker on these forums just wanted to know because you
> could
> get arrested for it so stop it for your sake.
>
>
> So if you are a hacker i would say quit while you are ahead
>
> I hack at work. Hack code out that is. I think you mean
> "crack", whereby systems are broken into, rather than
> "hack" which means hacking out code for developmental
> purposes. I suppose it is derived from journalists who are called
> "hacks", because they do so much hacking away at the
> keyboard all day, much like developers, who do the same.
>
> Do you see?
>
> As an aside, the first recognised cracker was Cap n' Crunch, who
> discovered that a free whistle given away in cereal boxes (the ceral
> was called Cap n' Crunch, hence the moniker) when blown down a public
> telephone handset, would generate just the right sound frequency to
> enable him to make a free phone call.
Yeah i mean craking codes and breaking into computer systems i dout that he could make a free phone call
> Cirus the virus wrote:
> any one a hacker on these forums just wanted to know because you
> could
> get arrested for it so stop it for your sake.
>
>
> So if you are a hacker i would say quit while you are ahead
>
> I hack at work. Hack code out that is. I think you mean
> "crack", whereby systems are broken into, rather than
> "hack" which means hacking out code for developmental
> purposes. I suppose it is derived from journalists who are called
> "hacks", because they do so much hacking away at the
> keyboard all day, much like developers, who do the same.
>
> Do you see?
>
> As an aside, the first recognised cracker was Cap n' Crunch, who
> discovered that a free whistle given away in cereal boxes (the ceral
> was called Cap n' Crunch, hence the moniker) when blown down a public
> telephone handset, would generate just the right sound frequency to
> enable him to make a free phone call.
Yeah i mean craking codes and breaking into computer systems i dout that he could make a free phone call
I'm a hacker. Hacking rules. You get to learn stuff while not actually trying and breaking stuff in a fantastically disasterous way while doing it.
*points at Xsatellite*
*points at Xsatellite*
Hackers, that film was cool, they seemed to have pretty fast modems considering they were always in the middle of a street and it was about 10 years ago...
Cirus the virus wrote:
A load of tosh for no apparent reason.
What was the actual purpose of this post?
Did you think you were telling anyone something new?
A load of tosh for no apparent reason.
What was the actual purpose of this post?
Did you think you were telling anyone something new?
Oh and cirus, welcome to the Forum. Are you planning on sticking about and becoming a regular???
cirus no offence but that isn't gonna help.
Really???? lol.
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