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<0> DJmart: For P2P your better off just blocking known ranges.
<0> Because your download speeds would go to like dialup speeds.
<1> but still
<0> Useless for P2P.
<1> fricken P2P is dialup compared to 24+Mbit through Usenet
<0> I would trust tor over open proxies or a rooted box any day of the week.
<2> ****ing phat pipe having bastards
<2> Usenet is pwn though
<1> Matisyahu owns
<1> :D
<0> I have access to an 0day FTP server on a nice connection.
<0> So I don't have to worry about where I get stuff.
<0> I think now it has 2TB of stuff.
<3> your e-penis is bigger then mine i guess
<0> I have nothing to do with the server being so full of stuff. Someone just found a nice host with a fat pipe sitting in some datacenter, unsecured.
<0> they rooted it, secured it a bit and let people upload all kinds of stuff on it.
<0> Then at some point someone gave me the login and told me to take what I need.
<4> hmm
<0> Anyway, back to the original topic: What did you want to use TOR for?
<0> Just to beef up your privacy on the web?
<1> most servers here
<1> dont allow TOR
<4> i use it every now and then. i was just wondering if it was really a secure option
<4> yeah
<4> i tried connecting her on many differnt tor ips and i couldnt
<4> so many abusers
<0> EneergE: You should take a look at some LiveCD I found that is based on secure browsing.
<4> ever since i had my cc stolen, ive been a little overprotective
<0> It comes with TOR embedded so every connection is proxied.
<5> what exactly do tracking cookies do?
<1> making people fatter
<5> they aren't a real threat, right?
<0> Cookies are files stored locally on your computer that websites will use to store information.
<5> so they are no different from regular cookies?
<4> they can just track information and some sites can read this information to deliver you ads based on what you been surfing
<0> Other sites could also pull information like that and that could be a huge privacy risk.
<0> IE; if your real name was stored or something.
<5> but a cookie from hitbox.com can't keep track of what i look at in forums or on newegg, right?
<0> teddyfran: I would be more worried about 1x1 images used by Yahoo and others as web becons to track your browsing habits.
<0> Tracking cookies are the lowest and most common threat.
<0> They are nothing to get worried about.
<5> well spybot only found about a dozen tracking cookies and no malware, so i'm pretty safe on my laptop, eh?
<0> If you are really worried about it then I suggest two things.
<6> Heh, 1x1 iframs are always a favorite for hiding a cookie stealer
<6> iframes*
<5> brb
<0> 1. Use NoScript with firefox (check out the offical firefox extentsions)
<4> isnt there plugins to prevent iframes
<0> 2. Use something like AdBlock with FireFox.
<6> I would imagine so, since there's a plugin for everything else
<4> i usually delete my browser information every other day anyways tho
<0> AdBlock + NoScript = 99.9% of threats caused by surfing the web are prevented.
<0> You can also tell FireFox what cookies to allow and deny, etc.
<5> cool, i was just thinking about how FF doesn't have a built-in way to allow javascript for only certain domains
<5> that's perfect
<5> thanks
<0> FireFox does allow that.
<0> Well, nm.
<4> i use adblock in firefox, dont have the noscript though i do not believe
<0> NoScript is awesome.
<0> teddyfran: To increase security by 20% in two seconds do this in FireFox..
<5> this one? https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1865/
<0> Go to Options > Content > check "for originating website only" under "Load Images"
<5> yeah but then you don't see images that are linked to other domains
<5> like on forums
<0> But you also don't cache some web becons and such.
<4> exceptions
<0> Or see those annoying image ads from third-party hosts.
<5> i guess that's worth it
<0> https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/722/
<0> That is the most important extentsion you will ever download.
<0> IF you block all images and just allow some in the exceptions then you don't need adblock.
<0> At that point just get NoScript and this...
<0> www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts.htm
<4> installing noscript :)
<0> I am going to go hang out with my wife for a bit before she goes to bed. I will be back soon.
<0> Feel free to PM me any questions or ask the room.
<4> cool later man
<0> I will be back shortly to finish helping.
<5> cool, there's a quick way to turn on/off the image block option for external domains with the web developer toolbar
<4> ive been modifying my hosts file all day
<4> theres also an addon for turning on/off proxy settings
<4> eg if using tor
<7> is this channel like #celeron?
<8> ok
<8> im back
<8> in front of my dual core huge laptop
<8> nice and cozy
<9> what kind?
<10> gaywop: since you keep asking me..pitz_ has my home address..get it from him..I'm sure you'll both get on so well since you're both so interested in 8-year-old boys
<10> Akuma: christ Pek..that url is ****ing 3 weeks old..where the **** is your head..up your arse?
<4> jesus
<4> stupid cock
<9> ?
<11> - -
<4> sequent-c
<4> hopefully tomorrow evening, i wont have to use this laptop anymore
<12> hey, I tried to turn my belkin router so that it would just be an access point rather than a router and now I can't access its GUI
<12> any idea how to get back to the GUI?
<4> have you reset it?
<12> no
<4> you can always try that
<12> yeah
<12> that's sort of a last resort, we still want some of the settings
<12> like the key
<4> hmm
<4> are you trying to access it wirelessly?
<12> no
<4> good k
<4> sorry medikit, not sure if theres any other way
<12> I'm reading the manual
<12> probably a good place to look
<13> how do you clean out the documents folder under the start menu?
<12> foudn it online
<4> im unable to access my aps configuration either
<4> skindread: right click on taskbar->properties->start menu tab->customize->[clear list] button
<4> but the reason i cant access it is i think because i accidently installed the wrong version firmware
<4> resetting my ap doesnt do **** :(
<13> thanks energe
<4> np
<12> okay, changing dns to see if this **** works
<4> Filup: are you still there?
<6> Ja
<4> :)
<14> 'sup flyback- ?
<4> what kinda wireless hardware do you have?
<4> i noticed you said you had a 125mbps wlan
<15> no
<15> actually only 115kbpsat the moment
<15> from tmoible
<6> Eneerge: h/o
<12> fixed the router
<12> It had a different asigned IP and DNS
<16> You see if I use RAID 5 then all disks must be turned on and functional for the storage to work. Also, I will need a RAID 5 hardware device to manage the RAID 5 which is another potential point of failure. Also if the RAID 5 hardware fails, then how will I be able to get my data back safely and inexpensively? Then also if it fails, I probably more or less have no choice but to buy the exact same kind of hardware that managed the RAID 5 and there's no opt
<12> so I had to manually ***ign a new IP and DNS
<4> NetFirms: you wasn't mentioned in any of what i said, and, therefore, i was not meaning for you to answer that question.
<6> EneergE: I have a Belkin 802.11g+ Router and Card
<12> thanks for the reset info eneerge, that was almost wht I did
<4> uh ok medikit
<4> Filup: does it overheat or drop connection occasionally or anything?
<6> EmeergE: Nope
<6> Works like a charm
<4> awesome. I'm going to looking into those then
<17> Hey guys, erm, im kind a linux noob, but my erm rc.conf seems fine and I think my default gateway isn't the right one, im running FreeBSD 6.1 how do I configure that ****?
<17> What a retarded *** question
<17> LoL
<4> omg
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