Tuesday, July 31
Dial-Up Networking Monitor Download This is a kickass little app. Check the screenies for more... You can completely customise it, too. Right down to colours, and all. 's great! RECOMMENDED DL Monday, July 30
BBC News | UK | Let's hear it for system administrators heeheeheehee... National System Administrator's Day?!?!?! "This is international system administrators day, and who better to lead the tributes than BBC News Online's own system administrator, Tim Varley." my god. heehee BBC News | UK | R.I.P. Cathode ray tube monitor On a lighter note... Awwwww.... RIP CRT. You served us well. BBC News | SCI/TECH | Internet's 'very real' virus threat This could spell trouble for the future of the Internet and the Web... DUE CARE AND CAUTION IS REQUIRED. Apparently there's a patch for this "Code Red worm" virus available on many web sites, including Microsoft.com. Check it out. WOW LOADS OF UT STUFF HERE!!!!!! //shrimpwars.be/files_list.php A complete guide to mIRC scripting. READ IT, READ IT NOW :) //www.666soon.com/planet.htm - what in the HELL IS THIS?!?!?!?!?!?!!! I think someone has been overdosing on clinical anti-depressants a bit. ;) Saturday, July 28
YAY! OH THIS HAS MADE MY WEEKEND BEARABLE! I had an install of HammerHead lying about on my PC... but I found the NEW HammerHead web site and downloaded like, 80 loop files! AMAZING! I also downloaded the installer. It's tiny, just bigger than a floppy disk, and is EXCELLENT fun. //www.threechords.com/hammerhead DO it. DO IT NOW. Chris Woods PS - looking at the newly created blogs, it seems that this "blog-ger" thing must be catching on... Ah well, I DID tell you all. hehe Ok, this seriously kicks ass. In mIRC, if you want to send a quick private message to someone but don't want to bother opening a DCC window and all that crap, insert this line of code into the "script.ini" file of mIRC. This can be reached by opening the mIRC Editor and choosing the Remote tab. Make sure that the "script.ini" file is the one selected in the View menu. Next, make a submenu. This is done by simply typing a name. So, for instance, the line of code in a submenu would read: ^Morph^'s Custom commands .Send a PM in the main window:/notice $$1 $$?="Enter the message here." The $$1 tells mIRC to send the end results of the processed command off to the highlighed nick in the nicklist, and the $$? makes mIRC produce a simple text box to type your message into. The "Enter the message here." text appears above the text box. When you send the message off, it looks like this in the chat window: -> <user> <message> where <user> and <message> are the person's nickname and the message to them. If you receive a reply from them by the same method, they'll have a dash - like this "-" - either side of their nickname and the message from them to you will be displayed. Piece of IRC cake, really. ;) Chris AOL/Time Warner Given Permission to buy Amazon.com NNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Basement.com.au / live / live from the studio The Basememt - one sweet radio station. They have a hot chick DJ on there too ;) hehe Friday, July 27
Oooh oooh oooh more tasty links. Some useful information for Win2K users burning CDs. READ THIS NOW The VOICES behind the text - a directory of weblog owners. Voice clips yay! www.acoustica.com - home of the amazing Internet Audio Mixer. Kickass - recommended download. Wednesday, July 25
Tuesday, July 24
Monday, July 23
Ah I can't be bothered to hold back the info from yas. Here's the link I got the text files from: //hinux.hin.no/~bud/hitch.html Ah wow this is a wicked Hitch Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy page. The design ain't the best I've ever seen, but it has heart and soul in it. //members.tripod.co.uk/dollypuzzle/hitchhikers.html I also managed to get hold of the trilogy in five parts (the whole HHGTTG compilation of 5 books) and I'm willing to send them to anyone who wants them. They're 250-350kb text files with line breaks for reading pleasure ;) I found a wicked site a while back that had ALL HIS BOOKS on it, but I think I lost the link *sob sob* Aaah more joyous icon libraries. This one's goooooooooooooooooooooood. //softload.narod.ru/desktop_enhancements/icons/system_and_shell There's more of the same here. //www.google.com/search?q=replacement+icons+for+windows+98&hl=en&safe=off&start=10&sa=N Oh wow an amazing collection of icons to download and use as replacement for the bland Winbl0ze ones! Wow! I'm downloading ALL of them right now and installing ALL THE Mac ones... hehehehehehe. //www.cheta.net/shareware/apps/98/icons-computer.html //www.sophos.com/virusinfo/articles/safehex.html - some generally useful tips and tricks for safer computing, as recommended by Sophos - the best UK virus software manufacturer. Sunday, July 22
//www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html - some nice apps, some using PuTTY encryption. I made a nice RSA public/private key using some software on there. //srom.zgp.org - Operating System Sucks-Rules-O-Meter - very nice. hehe //www.cdavies.org/articles.html - some writings of a good friend, Chris Davies (a fellow Gnomie from the UK) Aaah some nice hacker-related web sites. Found these after visiting Channel 4's web site after watching The Secret Life Of Hackers. //www.shopip.com and www.webcrunchers.com - sites to do with Captain Crunch. //www.woz.org - site for Steve Wozniak (inventor of the Apple 1) www.2600.com - the Hacker's Quarterly (Mitnick fashioned one of their T shirts on the programme) //www.2600.com/magazine/pricelist.html - Price list for the 2600 Magazine. I can see myself getting a lifetime subscription... ;) Saturday, July 21
Friday, July 20
Some more kewl links that I just couldn't forget about: discplanet.com - knockdown CD-R media and stuff. Check out InkPlanet. //www.design-council.org.uk - an excellently-designed site. //darenp.co.uk/funny/index.htm - just damn funny video clips. //www.boycottadobe.com - woohoo kewl site! That's it. ahem. hehe Sporkism.org... rather... uh... odd. Took me a while to figure out that this was a spoof - tut tut tut I never looked at the address bar what a fool I am hehe Thursday, July 19
hehehehe... //www.orl.org //www.blowthedotoutyourass.com - mwahaha. Interesting page... //www.dzm.com/log/webstat.html Proves that 78% of your average web users are using IE. Here's some pasted stats: Browser Summary Listing the first 20 browsers by the number of requests, sorted by the number of requests. no.: reqs: %reqs: pages: %pages: Gbytes: %bytes: last time: browser ---: -------: ------: ------: ------: -------: ------: ---------------: ------- 1: 4385747: 71.04%: 634816: 65.49%: 48.142: 61.20%: 19/Jul/01 09:00: MSIE 2: 1146452: 18.57%: 158603: 16.36%: 11.848: 15.06%: 19/Jul/01 07:30: Netscape 4 3: 249746: 4.05%: 33816: 3.49%: 2.422: 3.08%: 19/Jul/01 01:41: Netscape 4: 182367: 2.95%: 25443: 2.62%: 1.450: 1.84%: 19/Jul/01 04:30: Netscape 3 5: 32403: 0.52%: 17898: 1.85%: 7.743: 9.84%: 15/Jul/01 11:25: Slurp.so 6: 18144: 0.29%: 7825: 0.81%: 1.032: 1.31%: 16/Jul/01 04:06: Teleport Pro 7: 16914: 0.27%: 5632: 0.58%: 0.168: 0.21%: 18/Jul/01 20:00: Netscape (compatible) 8: 13476: 0.22%: 13062: 1.35%: 0.054: 0.07%: 18/Jul/01 15:31: Gulliver 9: 9936: 0.16%: 7939: 0.82%: 0.025: 0.03%: 6/Jul/01 22:10: Googlebot 10: 9124: 0.15%: 8535: 0.88%: 0.024: 0.03%: 19/Jul/01 08:32: ArchitextSpider 11: 7205: 0.12%: 5791: 0.60%: 0.033: 0.04%: 18/Jun/01 13:33: Scooter 12: 6153: 0.10%: 1495: 0.15%: 0.011: 0.01%: 15/Jul/01 05:55: MS Proxy 2.0 13: 4979: 0.08%: 3635: 0.37%: 0.038: 0.05%: 19/Jul/01 05:22: FAST-WebCrawler 14: 4952: 0.08%: 3616: 0.37%: 0.341: 0.43%: 18/Jul/01 22:23: libwww-perl 15: 4861: 0.08%: 3029: 0.31%: 0.034: 0.04%: 1/Jun/01 17:56: Offline Explorer 16: 4765: 0.08%: 2300: 0.24%: 0.111: 0.14%: 18/Jul/01 21:04: ia_archiver 17: 3457: 0.06%: 1471: 0.15%: 0.107: 0.14%: 11/Jun/01 19:42: Bjaaland 18: 2957: 0.05%: 2093: 0.22%: 0.011: 0.01%: 18/Jul/01 11:33: Slurp 19: 2781: 0.05%: 1: : 1.355: 1.72%: 15/Jul/01 12:20: Windows-Media-Player 20: 2607: 0.04%: 461: 0.05%: 0.020: 0.03%: 19/Jul/01 01:57: Opera : 64575: 1.05%: 31890: 3.29%: 3.679: 4.68%: 19/Jul/01 08:24: [not listed: 872 browsers] whoah that's a lot. Still, it proves it. :P Oooh oooh oooh musn't forget this page: //www.cusd.claremont.edu/~mrosenbl/spam.html - the AMAZING world of SPAM! hehehehehehe l8r d00ds. I just found a page full 'o interestin' links... //www.dzm.com/flotsam.html I came across it while reading on the BurningMan.com web site - in the photo archive. Tuesday, July 17
Was bored, started mucking about with ppl in the chat room (Lizard Lounge) Here's some codes for chat graphics that they don't tell you about: Schoolmaster.net chat graphics: (enclose all of these in double < and > signs) shock kiss bug doggie earth rocket devil cool dwarf lips cd disk videocamera new skull :-) :-P :-( Nice Nintendo emulation site I saw on askme.com posted by a nice user: www.vimm.net (click on Emulation Lair) Niiiice. ;) Monday, July 16
Interesting article on alternatives for ASP running (without IIS or PWS): //www1.askme.com/MyXpertise.asp?pm=va&method=qb&cid=3359&vid=6110682&VA_return=13441936|6092540 Wow some kewl Javascripts here. Log in to an .htaccess-controlled folder using a form URL Revealer to catch spammers Nice FAQ-maker More: //javascript.internet.com/navigation/force-frames.html //javascript.internet.com/navigation/ftp-server-login.html //javascript.internet.com/navigation/combined-menu.html //javascript.internet.com/navigation/change-2-frames.html - MUCHO KEWL //javascript.internet.com/navigation/centered-popup.html //javascript.internet.com/navigation/category-menus.html //hem.passagen.se/dred/prov/index.html //javascript.internet.com/navigation/cascading-menu.html - ooo aaah hehe Whoah this response to an AskMe.com question about subnet masks is like, totally amazing! Read it here: //www1.askme.com/MyXpertise.asp?pm=va&va_return=13431886|6088077&method=qb&cid=1042&VID=6088855 Wow. To fool the cablemusic.com player into giving you 64k streams, do this: Open the stream of your choice. For instance, Drum and Bass/Jungle can be opened by going to: //www.cablemusic.com/cmcPlayer/player.asp?n64k=0&program=Jungle Now, in this URL we can see a variable to disable 64k streams. Hah hah... In hunting through the HTML code for the player window, I came across this subroutine in the Javascripts: function set64k(b64k) { // JMH b64k = 0 ; g_b64k=b64k; SetCookie(g_cs64k,(g_b64k ? 1 : 0),dexp,'/','cablemusic.com'); } Therefore, to enable the 64k streams just change the n64k=0 (off state) to b64k=1 (on state) in the URL. This'll change the cookie to use 64k streams. However, to open the new 64k streams you have to choose your station of choice from the little pull-down menu in the centre-left of the player console. That'll open the 64k stream. Also, if you mouse over the preset buttons you'll see "Station Name (64kbps)". This will tell you that you've accessed the 64kbps streams - which are apparently "down" at the moment. heh. *methinks they couldn't afford the bandwidth costs hehe* And thus concludes my tutorial for today. Class is dismissed children; don't torch my car like you did last lunchtime. ;) Thursday, July 12
The official U.S. time - clock Ooooooh purdy. That's what the time is in the UK right now for all you international people. ;) Wednesday, July 11
Ok, here's a class link to a skit of TechTV NOW FEATURING CHRIS PIRILLO OF LOCKERGNOME.COM FAME !!!!!! //reallycoolsite.org/episode4/4tech14.htm Tuesday, July 10
//www.ubid.com/actn/opn/getpage.asp?AuctionId=5145149 I know there's no way of ever being able to buy this, but it's nice to drool over when you're bored. Heard this link on the 8:30 news report this morning on Sara Cox's Radio 1 breakfast show: www.onthebog.net It was described as a place where you could print off a story a day for reading on the bog. Kewl. Here are some of my mate's cams. Elliot Wilson (cam updates every 30 seconds when he's online) DataBrokers (cam updates every 3 minutes when he's online) You can find gnomie's cams on the Lockergnome webcams page, if you scroll down to the Gnomie's cams page. My page is there :D //www.lockergnome.com/webcam.html Enjoy, I have food to eat and a music composition to finish for next lesson, which is rapidly nearing... PS - I'll make some proper loading windows for the cams when I get round to it. l8r d00ds. Was listening to cablemusic.com this morning at about 10:40am BST (GMT+1) when this choon came on. Whoah this song rocks! Hi-potent Roni Size & Reprazent 1997 Mercury Records Ltd. If anyone knows where I can get this song (and other stuff, including his mix of Adam F's Circles track) then I'd be most obliged. Ah sweet now this is playing: Hazardous Decoder & Substance 2000 Moonshine Music Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiice. Monday, July 9
Elliot's gonna delete this from his guestbook, so here are my comments reproduced in glorious technicolour. Name: Chris Woods Sent: 06.14 - mon 9 jul 2001 Oh, and about the comment you made on Swish... IT IS NOT A NASTY PROGRAMME IF YOU USE IT P R O P E R L Y, not like the amateurish way you use it. Anyway, have you seen version 2? It kicks ass! I'm downloading it now. PS - winamp comes with the Advanced Visualisation Studio, written by Justin Frankel author of the first version of Winamp and continued developer. So there. :P :D -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Chris Woods Homepage: //morphsweblog.cjb.net Hometown: Dilton Marsh Sent: 06.08 - mon 9 jul 2001 Oh, one more thing: head off to //diskdrives.cjb.net . Nice site I spent a whole IT less on doing it in raw HTML editor on Geocities (yuck). It whips your scrawny "disk%20drives%20links.htm" page - and yes, that's how IE interprets spaces in files. GET RID OF 'EM! hehe Woodzay -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Chris Woods Homepage: //morphsweblog.cjb.net Hometown: DIlton Marsh Sent: 06.06 - mon 9 jul 2001 Dom - I believe that number to be at least 3 times in the past 5 minutes, maybe more - his FDISK macro he set up formats and reintalls faster than the eye can see. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Chris Woods Homepage: //morphsweblog.cjb.net Hometown: DIlton Marsh Sent: 06.05 - mon 9 jul 2001 Might I just say that your write ups of my sites are more put downs. Think of the things I could say about YOURS... j/k hehe Seriously, though... Many ppl still use 800x600, and many also use Netcape/Mozilla. Your site looks shite in Netcape, even version 6. I've given up with Netcape 4.6. Also, I had to tell you that the friends sites page was coming up with horizontal scrollbars in 1024x768 cuz you work in 1154xwhatever. Hah! Sign of a bad designer: doesn't change resolutions to check for compatibility. Apart from that, not bad... When U gonna bung my other sites on there as well? //morphsweblog.cjb.net //morphswebcam.cjb.net //www.chriswoods.f2s.com //www.infinitus.co.uk (redesigned, spankingly-good) Ah well, l8r d00d. Have to do French homework yet... Oh, and If you're aching for a Blog - u look like you're using this guestbook as a lame-ass one - then make your own on Blogger.com! You already have an account... I recommend using your BT webspace for the blog - f2s has that nasty-ass webcache which means you can only load the page once every 24 hours, then you see the same page however many times you update it via ftp. Oh well, cya l8r d00d, and tx for the great party. Chris W. EntCity.com - Your Source for Digital Entertainment News & Analysis This is a kewl page. Links include: IE6 preview beta Winamp 2.76 Winamp 3 Alpha ICQ Version 4.65 Build #3281 RCA mp3PRO AudioPlayer 1.0 Windows Media Player 8 Beta sweet man! ntlworld's gonna be maxed out on my connection for the next couple of nights downloading all this. Excellent. :D 91ZM - Today's Hit Music - Homepage Aaaah... a nice NZ radio site. They have a live stream, too. The favourite radio station of _Jeremy in Lockergnome. His site is at //naylor.8m.com/jeremy/index.htm Well, after helping _Jeremy in Lockergnome chat, here's a quick guide to making your own menus in mIRC. Useful for when you open the app and want to connect to a server - right-click on the Status window and choose a server/room from the menu. BEGiNS Join a server/room: .Lockergnome (server):/server chat.planetz.net:6667 .Lockergnome (room):/join #lockergnome The mIRC editor is the little green button on the taskbar. So, my complete Status file reads: Server .Lusers:/lusers .Motd:/motd .Time:/time Names .#mIRC:/names #mirc .#irchelp: /names #irchelp .names ?:/names #$$?="Enter a channel name:" Join a server/room: .Lockergnome (server):/server chat.planetz.net:6667 .FreeTechSupport (room):/join #freetechsupport .Lockergnome (room):/join #lockergnome .[=X=] (server):/server b0rk.uk.quakenet.org .[=X=] (room):/join #[=X=] .Mister (room) (G][ost and Funny are in here):/join #mister Join .#mIRC:/join #mirc .#irchelp:/join #irchelp .join ?:/join #$$?="Enter a channel to join:" Channel .Try double-clicking in a channel window!: Other .Whois ?:/whois $$?="Enter a nickname:" .Query:/query $$?="Enter a nickname:" .Nickname:/nick $$?="Enter your new nickname:" .Away ..Set Away...:/away $$?="Enter your away message:" ..Set Back:/away .List Channels:/list - Edit Notes:/run notepad.exe notes.txt Quit IRC:/quit Leaving can u see where I put in my own menu? You can add your own items to the menus. Just start an item with a "." (period/full stop) and separate the option with the actual command with a ":" (colon). Easy peasy lemon squeezy. Chris Woods aka ^Morph^ ENdS Sunday, July 8
gnomes Oh look, it's an archive of gnomies. These are some of the people who populate the lockergnome chat room. My pic'll be there soon... Saturday, July 7
The NT Server (WIN32) - useful FAQ and other stuff for setting up an Unreal Tourney server on a Win32 machine. Tx Gryph :) TechTV Fanatics Forums - TechTV in the UK My first post on this forum. Also, a petition. TECHTV NEEDS TO BE SHOWN IN THE UK! Come on guys, I know y'all can do it... Infinitus.co.uk Web Design's new temporary home (until the domain name expires so we can re-purchase it... long story...) Oh hey, look - next Friday it's Friday the 13th. Kewl. :D Friday, July 6
MSN Messenger Service -- Help - This details their acknowledgement that the service has been knackered. However, apparently all contact lists are gonna be restored, and when I logged onto the net on Friday (about 23:20 GMT) MSN logged in fine and showed all my contacts. So they must've already done my account. Nice ;) Here's a ZDNet account detailing the outage in better detail than an official article ever would: //www.zdnet.com/zdnn/stories/news/0,4586,5093696,00.html Enjoy. Woodz Thursday, July 5
Emu Xpress - a nice emulator site. Oh, and www.wiltsrec.org.uk is up and running! I emailed Areti Internet (the hosts) and the hostmaster re-enumerated the serial number for the account and reset the DNS server entry for the site. And it works! yay. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat. Ut wisi enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ulliam corper suscipit lobortis nisl ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis autem veleum iriure dolor in hendrerit in vulputate velit esse molestie consequat, vel willum lunombro dolore eu feugiat nulla facilisis at vero eros et accumsan et iusto odio dignissim qui blandit praesent luptatum zzril delenit augue duis dolore te feugait nulla facilisi. Couldn't be bothered to add this last night. //www.guistuff.com. That site kicks ass. Recommend you become a registered member. gnomeCENTRAL Station - another kewl Lockergnome-related site. TGC did this all on his own, hand-coding in Notepad using ASP. What a guy. The real URL (in case the cjb.net one doesn't wanna work - happens sometimes) is //www.natesbox.com/gcs. Enjoy, I know I do. :) #lockergnome stats archives... I set up a cjb.net URL. **Looks proud**. It's //lgchatstats.cjb.net, but I think that's blocked at school so I put in the real URL for the Archives page too. Aww ain't I thoughtful :P Chris Right - time to hit the sack. Thursday 2moro, and you know what that means... No, you don't? Aaah well - that's for me to know and for you to find out... hehe ;) Wednesday, July 4
Here's my new Public Profile. I signed up for an MSN Passport using my current email address, cuz I hate typing the long one all the time at school. Tuesday, July 3
Well, while RadioAmp's WWW.com feeds are down "for maintenance" I've had to console myself and find alternative Windows Media Player Drum N Bass feeds. Here's a nice one. //www.netradio.com/channels/index.cfm?channel_moniker=drumbass Here's another one: //www.breakbeat.co.uk/listen/listen-djmixes.html And another: //www.elektrolink.com/medias/radios.php3?index=0&genre=14 - danmit all RealAudio at the moment And yet another: //www.cablemusic.com/cmcPlayer/player.asp?n64k=0&program=Jungle - I recommend signing up for this site, it's damn good. Only 20kbps streams at the mo... 64kbps coming soon. Oh well, later d00ds, I'm off to check the posts on Clan Xenon's forum pages then I'm off to get a bite to eat. Nice ;) a nice streaming radio feed - Ministry Of Sound (www.ministryofsound.com) //www.ministryofsound.com/asx/radio/mosradio.asx You don't quite grasp the concept of a blog, do ya mate. :) AND STOP POSTING YER BLOODY LINK ON EVERY POST OTHERWISE I'LL JUST DELETE IT hehe ;) Woods, hope you get this message, was just wondering if you could answer this question? Well here is goes: - You know this blogger thing can I add a link on my site to it so I can then use it like a notice board. Thanks From Elliot Wilson www.elliotwilson.co.uk Time for some nice PHP links now. //www.technobreeze.net/php/emaillist/download.html - EmailList //www.phpbuilder.com/snippet/detail.php?type=snippet&id=99 - outputs today's date on a page //www.phpbuilder.com/snippet/browse.php?by=cat&cat=15 - HTML+PHP snippets //www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP - DevShed's PHP pages. There are more links, but you wouldn't be interested. :) Well, some nice links to go to. The first two are for sites where you can see what other people have on their desktops. //gingerblue.com/kaleidoscope //www.theepiphany.net/siteunscene Some interesting resources for Personal Web Server users/designers who use PWS to preview content to go online: //www.studiodeluxe.net/pws/index.htm Another nice desktop archive (this is just one person): //www.photogeek.org/desktop Monday, July 2
Another archive of hacked sites. This guy's called Coolio (real name Dennis Moran). //defaced.alldas.de/defaced.php?attacker=Coolio&p=1 More hacked sites archives... //defaced.alldas.de/mirror/2001/01/08/kea.gsfc.nasa.gov //www.attrition.org/mirror/attrition/1999/11/26/misr.larcmo.ecs.nasa.gov //www.attrition.org/mirror/attrition //defaced.alldas.de/defaced.php?attacker=Sm0ked+crew Ooo hoo this morning gets better and better. //www.baresquare.com/play/writersblock //www.k10k.net (again hehe) //www.grownmencry.com/lmichelle/sheep.html - it was blocked at school, but sounds funny. //www.rachelandrew.co.uk/webdev/dreamweaver.asp - Interesting, interesting... //www.k10k.net/features/11.sigmund/index.htm - ooh. hoo hoo. Nice. ;) //www.surfstation.lu/SPLASH/marc02/Ooo nice. //www.mmicons.com - Kewl. //hensel.lifepatterns.net - hehehehehehehe like it like it! //dreamweaverfever.com - Essential for any power DW user. //www.iht.com/articles/24700.html - Web Plagiarism Easy, but Also Easier to Detect (IHT) //www.iai-jp.net - ooo. //www.teddybearssthlm.com - ooo again. //www.turbulence.org/Works/song - kewl. //www.beaularkphoto.com - nice. //www.b-reel.com/summerjob/launch.htm - woohoo! A game! //corp.pixel-industries.com/index2.html - damn I need to get photoshopping. Could be interesting: //dailynews.yahoo.com/h/zd/20010622/tc/hackers_wait_to_exploit_ms_server_flaw_1.html And also these links: www.WebStandards.org - fighting for standards on the web. Security Issues when installing and customising pre-built script Ooo ooo ooo this too. //public.wsj.com/sn/y/SB991862595554629527.html - New Windows XP Feature Can Re-Edit Others' Sites Hehehehehehehehe. ;) Apparently, this is what happened to the CIA page and others when it was hacked and defaced. I ain't been caught yet :D //www.2600.com/hacked_pages
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