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interesting relationships I've ever had. That was number 342?  miaaauw
at least I don't go about snogging the face of straight guys in straight bars.  LoL It's a hobby. Well it sure beats the carp out of punniken ! Or Lesbies Kantklossen 
I think I would rather lick Mireille Bekooy's bottom all day long. Why does the Hans Van Der Togt image pop up all of a sudden? | |
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gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: It was one of the most
interesting relationships I've ever had. That was number 342? miaaauw
at least I don't go about snogging the face of straight guys in straight bars. LoL It's a hobby. Well it sure beats the carp out of punniken ! Or Lesbies Kantklossen
I think I would rather lick Mireille Bekooy's bottom all day long. Why does the Hans Van Der Togt image pop up all of a sudden? I don't know, must be one of your personal issues...  and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: It was one of the most
interesting relationships I've ever had. That was number 342? miaaauw
at least I don't go about snogging the face of straight guys in straight bars. LoL It's a hobby. Well it sure beats the carp out of punniken ! Or Lesbies Kantklossen
I think I would rather lick Mireille Bekooy's bottom all day long. Why does the Hans Van Der Togt image pop up all of a sudden? I don't know, must be one of your personal issues... I can still hear him crying over his missing dog... Poor guy. Treated so badly by the media. He is an institution. Or should be. | |
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gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: It was one of the most
interesting relationships I've ever had. That was number 342? miaaauw
at least I don't go about snogging the face of straight guys in straight bars. LoL It's a hobby. Well it sure beats the carp out of punniken ! Or Lesbies Kantklossen
I think I would rather lick Mireille Bekooy's bottom all day long. Why does the Hans Van Der Togt image pop up all of a sudden? I don't know, must be one of your personal issues... I can still hear him crying over his missing dog... Poor guy. Treated so badly by the media. He is an institution. Or should be. I don't really know the man that well. I think he made it big before my time
although I did watch "koffie, koffie, tij-ij-ij-ijd" a lot. and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: It was one of the most
interesting relationships I've ever had. That was number 342? miaaauw
at least I don't go about snogging the face of straight guys in straight bars. LoL It's a hobby. Well it sure beats the carp out of punniken ! Or Lesbies Kantklossen
I think I would rather lick Mireille Bekooy's bottom all day long. Why does the Hans Van Der Togt image pop up all of a sudden? I don't know, must be one of your personal issues... I can still hear him crying over his missing dog... Poor guy. Treated so badly by the media. He is an institution. Or should be. I don't really know the man that well. I think he made it big before my time
although I did watch "koffie, koffie, tij-ij-ij-ijd" a lot. I remember black and white television. So say "daddy" to me. Or "sir". | |
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Sweeny79 said: I don't know shit about computers but I'd like to make this my new hobbie! Any hackers out there want to teach me?
Ok it's 2:20 am and I'm bored some one talk 2 me. 
No one can "teach" you to be a hacker, you have to put in a lot of work yourself. Most real hackers are self-taught. There's plenty of idiot 16-year-olds who just run tools they download, that they use without any real understanding. These guys are called "script kiddies" and they aren't real hackers, they are just a pain in the ass. These are the people who get into "hacking" because they "want to read their mates' email" etc. Sad. If you want to be a hacker, there are many different areas and aspects of hacking. Some people are particularly into satellite systems, or cellular networks. Some people are into low-level network programming. Some people are into crypto and smartcards. Etc etc. If there is a specific aspect of hacking you are interested in, I'm sure I can refer you to some reading material. Of course, I don't endorse or condone illegal behaviour. (ahem) However if you really "don't know shit about computers" you really can't be a hacker. Go learn about computing technology, networks, and programming and maybe then you can start getting into (in)security. Most real hackers are professional programmers... Remember, if you aren't a nerdy coder like me, hacking is dead boring. You might think (if you trusted Hollywood) that hacking was exciting and sexy, but it isn't. It takes patience, hard work, and lots of time. People who think they want to be hackers usually just want "power" without being willing to do any of the work to get it... or they want to impress their mates by reading their email. These are not good reasons to become a "hacker" | |
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i believe i've been having problems with someone breaking into my system of late | |
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MrBliss said: i believe i've been having problems with someone breaking into my system of late
What makes you say that, Blissy? | |
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gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: gooeythehamster said: IstenSzek said: It was one of the most
interesting relationships I've ever had. That was number 342? miaaauw
at least I don't go about snogging the face of straight guys in straight bars. LoL It's a hobby. Well it sure beats the carp out of punniken ! Or Lesbies Kantklossen
I think I would rather lick Mireille Bekooy's bottom all day long. Why does the Hans Van Der Togt image pop up all of a sudden? I don't know, must be one of your personal issues... I can still hear him crying over his missing dog... Poor guy. Treated so badly by the media. He is an institution. Or should be. I don't really know the man that well. I think he made it big before my time
although I did watch "koffie, koffie, tij-ij-ij-ijd" a lot. I remember black and white television. So say "daddy" to me. Or "sir". Don't make me blow you off again  and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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ian said: MrBliss said: i believe i've been having problems with someone breaking into my system of late
What makes you say that, Blissy? some VERY strange emails etc... i'll get to the bottom of it | |
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ian said: Sweeny79 said: I don't know shit about computers but I'd like to make this my new hobbie! Any hackers out there want to teach me?
Ok it's 2:20 am and I'm bored some one talk 2 me.
No one can "teach" you to be a hacker, you have to put in a lot of work yourself. Most real hackers are self-taught. There's plenty of idiot 16-year-olds who just run tools they download, that they use without any real understanding. These guys are called "script kiddies" and they aren't real hackers, they are just a pain in the ass. These are the people who get into "hacking" because they "want to read their mates' email" etc. Sad. If you want to be a hacker, there are many different areas and aspects of hacking. Some people are particularly into satellite systems, or cellular networks. Some people are into low-level network programming. Some people are into crypto and smartcards. Etc etc. If there is a specific aspect of hacking you are interested in, I'm sure I can refer you to some reading material. Of course, I don't endorse or condone illegal behaviour. (ahem) However if you really "don't know shit about computers" you really can't be a hacker. Go learn about computing technology, networks, and programming and maybe then you can start getting into (in)security. Most real hackers are professional programmers... Remember, if you aren't a nerdy coder like me, hacking is dead boring. You might think (if you trusted Hollywood) that hacking was exciting and sexy, but it isn't. It takes patience, hard work, and lots of time. People who think they want to be hackers usually just want "power" without being willing to do any of the work to get it... or they want to impress their mates by reading their email. These are not good reasons to become a "hacker" Thank you for answering me seriously! I just want 2 read other peoples email If that's not a good reason than what is ?  I'll read anything ya send me In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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Sweeny79 said: ian said: Sweeny79 said: I don't know shit about computers but I'd like to make this my new hobbie! Any hackers out there want to teach me?
Ok it's 2:20 am and I'm bored some one talk 2 me.
No one can "teach" you to be a hacker, you have to put in a lot of work yourself. Most real hackers are self-taught. There's plenty of idiot 16-year-olds who just run tools they download, that they use without any real understanding. These guys are called "script kiddies" and they aren't real hackers, they are just a pain in the ass. These are the people who get into "hacking" because they "want to read their mates' email" etc. Sad. If you want to be a hacker, there are many different areas and aspects of hacking. Some people are particularly into satellite systems, or cellular networks. Some people are into low-level network programming. Some people are into crypto and smartcards. Etc etc. If there is a specific aspect of hacking you are interested in, I'm sure I can refer you to some reading material. Of course, I don't endorse or condone illegal behaviour. (ahem) However if you really "don't know shit about computers" you really can't be a hacker. Go learn about computing technology, networks, and programming and maybe then you can start getting into (in)security. Most real hackers are professional programmers... Remember, if you aren't a nerdy coder like me, hacking is dead boring. You might think (if you trusted Hollywood) that hacking was exciting and sexy, but it isn't. It takes patience, hard work, and lots of time. People who think they want to be hackers usually just want "power" without being willing to do any of the work to get it... or they want to impress their mates by reading their email. These are not good reasons to become a "hacker" Thank you for answering me seriously! I just want 2 read other peoples email If that's not a good reason than what is ? I'll read anything ya send me Well then you better learn how to be a programmer, and get into network programming, and read up on TCP/IP, routing, firewalls, mail delivery and all the bits that make the internet work. Then you'll need to start trawling through security advisories, known bugs and exploits, and finding your own holes that you can take advantage of.
But of course, that would be illegal
Believe me, you can't learn it overnight, which is why there are no "Hacking for Dummies" books out there. Being a hacker is a lifestyle choice and takes years of nerding before becoming a fully qualified nerd  | |
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ian said: Sweeny79 said: ian said: Sweeny79 said: I don't know shit about computers but I'd like to make this my new hobbie! Any hackers out there want to teach me?
Ok it's 2:20 am and I'm bored some one talk 2 me.
No one can "teach" you to be a hacker, you have to put in a lot of work yourself. Most real hackers are self-taught. There's plenty of idiot 16-year-olds who just run tools they download, that they use without any real understanding. These guys are called "script kiddies" and they aren't real hackers, they are just a pain in the ass. These are the people who get into "hacking" because they "want to read their mates' email" etc. Sad. If you want to be a hacker, there are many different areas and aspects of hacking. Some people are particularly into satellite systems, or cellular networks. Some people are into low-level network programming. Some people are into crypto and smartcards. Etc etc. If there is a specific aspect of hacking you are interested in, I'm sure I can refer you to some reading material. Of course, I don't endorse or condone illegal behaviour. (ahem) However if you really "don't know shit about computers" you really can't be a hacker. Go learn about computing technology, networks, and programming and maybe then you can start getting into (in)security. Most real hackers are professional programmers... Remember, if you aren't a nerdy coder like me, hacking is dead boring. You might think (if you trusted Hollywood) that hacking was exciting and sexy, but it isn't. It takes patience, hard work, and lots of time. People who think they want to be hackers usually just want "power" without being willing to do any of the work to get it... or they want to impress their mates by reading their email. These are not good reasons to become a "hacker" Thank you for answering me seriously! I just want 2 read other peoples email If that's not a good reason than what is ? I'll read anything ya send me Well then you better learn how to be a programmer, and get into network programming, and read up on TCP/IP, routing, firewalls, mail delivery and all the bits that make the internet work. Then you'll need to start trawling through security advisories, known bugs and exploits, and finding your own holes that you can take advantage of.
But of course, that would be illegal
Believe me, you can't learn it overnight, which is why there are no "Hacking for Dummies" books out there. Being a hacker is a lifestyle choice and takes years of nerding before becoming a fully qualified nerd what sre some of thise programs I can download but not really understand then? In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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FIRST YOU GET BUMPER STICKER THAT SAY FREE KEVIN THEN PUT IT ON YOUR CAR NOW YOU HACKER FRIENDLY THAT GOOD PLACE TO START P o o |/, P o o |\ | |
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Sweeny79 said: ian said: Sweeny79 said: ian said: Sweeny79 said: I don't know shit about computers but I'd like to make this my new hobbie! Any hackers out there want to teach me?
Ok it's 2:20 am and I'm bored some one talk 2 me.
No one can "teach" you to be a hacker, you have to put in a lot of work yourself. Most real hackers are self-taught. There's plenty of idiot 16-year-olds who just run tools they download, that they use without any real understanding. These guys are called "script kiddies" and they aren't real hackers, they are just a pain in the ass. These are the people who get into "hacking" because they "want to read their mates' email" etc. Sad. If you want to be a hacker, there are many different areas and aspects of hacking. Some people are particularly into satellite systems, or cellular networks. Some people are into low-level network programming. Some people are into crypto and smartcards. Etc etc. If there is a specific aspect of hacking you are interested in, I'm sure I can refer you to some reading material. Of course, I don't endorse or condone illegal behaviour. (ahem) However if you really "don't know shit about computers" you really can't be a hacker. Go learn about computing technology, networks, and programming and maybe then you can start getting into (in)security. Most real hackers are professional programmers... Remember, if you aren't a nerdy coder like me, hacking is dead boring. You might think (if you trusted Hollywood) that hacking was exciting and sexy, but it isn't. It takes patience, hard work, and lots of time. People who think they want to be hackers usually just want "power" without being willing to do any of the work to get it... or they want to impress their mates by reading their email. These are not good reasons to become a "hacker" Thank you for answering me seriously! I just want 2 read other peoples email If that's not a good reason than what is ? I'll read anything ya send me Well then you better learn how to be a programmer, and get into network programming, and read up on TCP/IP, routing, firewalls, mail delivery and all the bits that make the internet work. Then you'll need to start trawling through security advisories, known bugs and exploits, and finding your own holes that you can take advantage of.
But of course, that would be illegal
Believe me, you can't learn it overnight, which is why there are no "Hacking for Dummies" books out there. Being a hacker is a lifestyle choice and takes years of nerding before becoming a fully qualified nerd what sre some of thise programs I can download but not really understand then? The last thing the world needs is another script kiddie! I'm not telling  | |
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POOK said: FIRST YOU GET BUMPER STICKER THAT SAY FREE KEVIN THEN PUT IT ON YOUR CAR NOW YOU HACKER FRIENDLY THAT GOOD PLACE TO START Exactly, POOK!
Except Kevin is free now unfortunately  | |
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ian said: POOK said: FIRST YOU GET BUMPER STICKER THAT SAY FREE KEVIN THEN PUT IT ON YOUR CAR NOW YOU HACKER FRIENDLY THAT GOOD PLACE TO START Exactly, POOK!
Except Kevin is free now unfortunately WELL YEAH BUT IT SHOW YOUR HEART IN RIGHT PLACE! SQUEAK! P o o |/, P o o |\ | |
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Sign up for a subscription to 2600 and get a CDC logo tattooed on your calf. Then start collecting snapshots of phone booths and hang them all over your bedroom walls. Before you know it, you'll be a bona-fide hacker! | |
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ian said: Sweeny79 said: ian said: Sweeny79 said: ian said: Sweeny79 said: I don't know shit about computers but I'd like to make this my new hobbie! Any hackers out there want to teach me?
Ok it's 2:20 am and I'm bored some one talk 2 me.
No one can "teach" you to be a hacker, you have to put in a lot of work yourself. Most real hackers are self-taught. There's plenty of idiot 16-year-olds who just run tools they download, that they use without any real understanding. These guys are called "script kiddies" and they aren't real hackers, they are just a pain in the ass. These are the people who get into "hacking" because they "want to read their mates' email" etc. Sad. If you want to be a hacker, there are many different areas and aspects of hacking. Some people are particularly into satellite systems, or cellular networks. Some people are into low-level network programming. Some people are into crypto and smartcards. Etc etc. If there is a specific aspect of hacking you are interested in, I'm sure I can refer you to some reading material. Of course, I don't endorse or condone illegal behaviour. (ahem) However if you really "don't know shit about computers" you really can't be a hacker. Go learn about computing technology, networks, and programming and maybe then you can start getting into (in)security. Most real hackers are professional programmers... Remember, if you aren't a nerdy coder like me, hacking is dead boring. You might think (if you trusted Hollywood) that hacking was exciting and sexy, but it isn't. It takes patience, hard work, and lots of time. People who think they want to be hackers usually just want "power" without being willing to do any of the work to get it... or they want to impress their mates by reading their email. These are not good reasons to become a "hacker" Thank you for answering me seriously! I just want 2 read other peoples email If that's not a good reason than what is ? I'll read anything ya send me Well then you better learn how to be a programmer, and get into network programming, and read up on TCP/IP, routing, firewalls, mail delivery and all the bits that make the internet work. Then you'll need to start trawling through security advisories, known bugs and exploits, and finding your own holes that you can take advantage of.
But of course, that would be illegal
Believe me, you can't learn it overnight, which is why there are no "Hacking for Dummies" books out there. Being a hacker is a lifestyle choice and takes years of nerding before becoming a fully qualified nerd what sre some of thise programs I can download but not really understand then? The last thing the world needs is another script kiddie! I'm not telling PLEASE!!! In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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Sweeny79 said: ian said: Sweeny79 said: ian said: Sweeny79 said: ian said: Sweeny79 said: I don't know shit about computers but I'd like to make this my new hobbie! Any hackers out there want to teach me?
Ok it's 2:20 am and I'm bored some one talk 2 me.
No one can "teach" you to be a hacker, you have to put in a lot of work yourself. Most real hackers are self-taught. There's plenty of idiot 16-year-olds who just run tools they download, that they use without any real understanding. These guys are called "script kiddies" and they aren't real hackers, they are just a pain in the ass. These are the people who get into "hacking" because they "want to read their mates' email" etc. Sad. If you want to be a hacker, there are many different areas and aspects of hacking. Some people are particularly into satellite systems, or cellular networks. Some people are into low-level network programming. Some people are into crypto and smartcards. Etc etc. If there is a specific aspect of hacking you are interested in, I'm sure I can refer you to some reading material. Of course, I don't endorse or condone illegal behaviour. (ahem) However if you really "don't know shit about computers" you really can't be a hacker. Go learn about computing technology, networks, and programming and maybe then you can start getting into (in)security. Most real hackers are professional programmers... Remember, if you aren't a nerdy coder like me, hacking is dead boring. You might think (if you trusted Hollywood) that hacking was exciting and sexy, but it isn't. It takes patience, hard work, and lots of time. People who think they want to be hackers usually just want "power" without being willing to do any of the work to get it... or they want to impress their mates by reading their email. These are not good reasons to become a "hacker" Thank you for answering me seriously! I just want 2 read other peoples email If that's not a good reason than what is ? I'll read anything ya send me Well then you better learn how to be a programmer, and get into network programming, and read up on TCP/IP, routing, firewalls, mail delivery and all the bits that make the internet work. Then you'll need to start trawling through security advisories, known bugs and exploits, and finding your own holes that you can take advantage of.
But of course, that would be illegal
Believe me, you can't learn it overnight, which is why there are no "Hacking for Dummies" books out there. Being a hacker is a lifestyle choice and takes years of nerding before becoming a fully qualified nerd what sre some of thise programs I can download but not really understand then? The last thing the world needs is another script kiddie! I'm not telling PLEASE!!! *ugh* I knew it!!!  | |
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