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aleksandyr |
2007-05-02
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#41
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I keep expecting to see a "YHBT" buried in one of these posts.
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2007-05-02
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@ Colorado
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Euchre,
Try
aircrack -quickcrack -autoconnect
If that doesn't work, try
man aircrack
Try
aircrack -quickcrack -autoconnect
If that doesn't work, try
man aircrack
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2007-05-02
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Originally Posted by Texrat
Of course I know, seeing as how I've used it a couple of times. But it's always fun to watch the show first before censoring it.
As if you would ever ignore "a show". You are ALWAYS in the middle of it. You are a great wingman!! I enjoy being in the show or watching the show like last time... but still I just want about 5 command lines for EACH of these "security" programs and maybe a short sentence to explain basically what it does... this would speed up the process. BUT NO I forgot that cannot happen because I didn't read enough yet. Make all the judgements you want but just to let you know I JUDGE U ALL RIGHT BACK. lol
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2007-05-02
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Originally Posted by aleksandyr
Ah, had to look up that one, thanks for teaching me something today !
I keep expecting to see a "YHBT" buried in one of these posts.
HAND :-)
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2007-05-02
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@ "Almost there!" (Monte Christo, Count of)
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Originally Posted by aleksandyr
This particular variant of the species is basically attention-craving. It tends to take itself quite seriously and is not in it for the fun.
I keep expecting to see a "YHBT" buried in one of these posts.
Watch with binoculars from a safe distance.
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2007-05-02
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Originally Posted by Karel Jansens
This particular variant of the species is basically attention-craving. It tends to take itself quite seriously and is not in it for the fun.
Watch with binoculars from a safe distance.
Maybe if yoou guys answered my question like I asked nicely in the beginning I wouldn't have to embarrass you all so much!
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2007-05-02
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@ North Texas, USA
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Originally Posted by euchreprof
Careful with the rank assumptions there, fella. They tend to be awfully ironic.
Maybe if yoou guys answered my question like I asked nicely in the beginning I wouldn't have to embarrass you all so much!
*pops corn for the Old Guys*
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2007-05-02
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Originally Posted by fanoush
Umm, nice system indeed. But it doesn't work like this. You seem to ignore the fact that you are not entitled to any answer or help. So basically you have to play by rules set by people who provide answers, not the other way around. Got it? There is one result of all your talk. Most people will think twice before helping you and then just forget it since most likely it will be just waste of their time.
Looks like there is nice article worth of reading. You may read whole article as many chapters apply directly to you but here are some specific pointers
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-...ns.html#before
and there is even one question in the "Questions Not To Ask" chapter similar to yours
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-....html#id272074
Look whether u all like it or not u r all going to CONTINUE to help me out... the only thing is I won't be doing the asking but I read every single post on here for the past 3 months (and a year before that) and I get the help I need... it's a bit slow for my liking but I do learn from you people... The timing works like this... a member does READ READ READ and then is stuck on something and posts about it and then *I* get lucky when someone responds to them in PRACTICAL TERMS (nothing beats a command line in X-Term). It does happen this way on here... but RARELY. Oh well, it's been like this all this time and regardless of how many apple carts I upset it will remain the same for me. Look at my posts compared to the amount of time I spend on here... just like 100 guest constantly cmpare to 10 users logged in... this place is about reading and lucking out when you can... all the newbies can see who runs the show here (OLD BOYS CLUB) and that is fine cuz you guys are the Lynix pros and all us newbies need u!! I am grateful to have u all teach me INDIRECTLY but judge u all ebcause of the lack of DIRECT support I get and soooooooo many other newbies get ignored too.
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2007-05-02
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Karel, you're hogging the popcorn! All you had to do was ask and I would have made more.
...do you prefer kettle, old fashioned or extra buttered?
Oh, and fanoush: I told ya so.
...do you prefer kettle, old fashioned or extra buttered?
Oh, and fanoush: I told ya so.
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2007-05-02
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Originally Posted by Texrat
Careful with the rank assumptions there, fella. They tend to be awfully ironic.
*pops corn for the Old Guys*
OMG There are 100 posts from newbies which are on here that got ignored from the Old Boys Club and they asked nicely... USE YOUR SEARCH BUTTON TEXRAT!! 2-3 of them were from me over the past 3 months and I never started trouble afterwares... until now... I wasn't about to ever get a simple practical response so I saw so no harm done here when I finally let me newbie frustrations out. Once I saw a post about getting WIFI through a BLUETOOTH PC and when I asked how I got ingnored. IF it can be done explain it to me... what do I type in? I DO NOT WANT TO LEARN ABOUT THE INVENTOR OF BLUETOOTH AND HOW IT DEVELOPED INTO A MAINSTREAM TOOL WE ALL USE TODAY... You bring up stuff to be smart (and you are when it comes to HACKING in Lynix) but then when asked to explain it to a newbie you are to lazy or too high on your horse to explain (eg. go read little boy).