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GRINGO_WHITE_BOY_FO_LIFE
Cholo Nako
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 Posted: 04 Aug 2005 05:52 PM Post subject: Computers |
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| i bet i know more about computers than any person on this whole forum. c'mon, test my knowledge. ask me a question... |
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elchrist
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| Posted: 04 Aug 2005 06:00 PM Post subject: Re: Computers |
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| GRINGO_WHITE_BOY_FO_LIFE wrote: | | i bet i know more about computers than any person on this whole forum. c'mon, test my knowledge. ask me a question... |
Sorry, but know one's really going to believe that your answers came directy off the top of your head. What's stopping you from searching the Web, Usenet, Gopher or even having an IRC client running on your machine while connected to #computers? |
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GRINGO_WHITE_BOY_FO_LIFE
Cholo Nako
Joined: 22 Jul 2005
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| hmmm, you will just have to trust me ELCHRIST |
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elchrist
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| Posted: 04 Aug 2005 06:05 PM Post subject: Q1 |
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Let's start off with an easy one then.
From the command line in Windows, I am trying to ping my own computer (localhost), but it cannot find the host. What is my problem? |
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blah
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Where are the encrypted passwords located for webpages done with Frontpage?
I'm formatting my computer, how do I bypass that part where you put the windows key ? |
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blah
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AN EVEN BETTER ONE!!!!...... my school uses that BESS and blocks a lot of websites, some aren't even inappropriate and they're still blocked....... how do i get rid of that ?........
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i just remembered that a lot of teachers browse the forum..  |
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elchrist
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Looks like GWBFL is still looking up the answers.  |
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GRINGO_WHITE_BOY_FO_LIFE
Cholo Nako
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| el christ i dont know the answer to yours, but i bet i can find out with some research. as for the other two questions, i can answer. it is almost impossible to access files on your computer without hacking(which i am not). The easiest ways to extract files would be through a boot up linux that installs into the ram. (KNOPPIX) Bypassing BESS is incredibly easy. It can not be done locally, but with a working CGI proxy. google's cache or something comprable. |
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elchrist
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| GRINGO_WHITE_BOY_FO_LIFE wrote: | | el christ i dont know the answer to yours, but i bet i can find out with some research. |
One of the possible reasons is that the loopback mapping to localhost (127.0.0.1) in your 'hosts' file is missing.
The other could be that your TCP/IP stack is faulty. |
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blah
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| Posted: 05 Aug 2005 05:42 PM Post subject: |
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No you can get the encrypted password another way  and ugh your confusing me with the cgi proxy server with linux  |
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