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Sep 12, 2003, 1:27pm

[View Quote] Do you seriously have issues? He said he >>>>>_____DOESN'T____<<<<
dislike Bruce's world. For once and for all, stop attacking people who
disagree with you.

For christ's sake, how many times have we gone through something like
this with Bruce? It is a good idea to rotate passwords, yes, no denying
that, but he is not wrong. He's not making a show, he's not
ejaculating, as you old-timers would call it, with advice of a minor and
someone who hasn't been there.

Firstly, you attack him; he simply claimed it was a dumb idea then you
come out of the blue and tell him to stuff it where the sun don't shine,
yadda yadda yadda. He was trying to save people time for something so
frivilous -- yeah some 1337 h4x0r got some passwords... woodefreaking
do. People, this is a god damn game.

And oh dear god, I should be shocked if you don't turn this freaking
attack boat around on me. At least I deserve it, John didn't. He has
ALL THE FREAKING right in the world to express his opinion, just like
you. So get off your freaking high boat and respect other's opinions if
you want yours to be respected. You are >>>>____NOT____<<<< better than
him, or anyone for any reason you diabetic twit. Yeah, it hurts to be
picked on doesn't it? Hits that little pit of your stomic someone hates
you so much that they'd use your disability against you, huh? Or, you
can just lie like you always do and say things I say don't phase you.
Sticks and stones, you know? Deep inside it really does, just a public
front... everyone knows that's true, I know it's true, you know it's true.

Oh go cry me a freaking river, boo hoo... you attack him, I attack
you... I have no life -- I don't care. See the thing is, I did this
because I felt it right to defend him, you did what you did because you
felt it right to put him down. You're always claiming that's my or
KAH's mission or whoever else... but seriously, look at some of the
things you do. It may look like that's what I'm doing but I'm really
actually helping. But, to you, as long as you're not doing the helping
and it's against your opinion it's always wrong and stupid, and the
person is bad. Look at what happened in this thread alone. But that
shouldn't surprise anyone with the way you take a personal vendetta to
people who don't agree with you.

"Kids" without "knowledge", like you actually have any knoweledge
yourself. You're actually believing _heresay_, what kind of knowledge
is that? Come on, if you can attack us... why can't we attack you...
what possible reason is there for you to claim immunity from such acts?
We're kid's right? Well... unfortunately in your case we know an
awefully lot more about subjects than you do. We may be 5,10,20,30
years younger than you... but "children" is applied to people under
10... and like you always claim... you don't know anything about us,
what we look like, our hair color, how fat we are... etc.

I'm sure ENZO will chime in once you complain. Because he only does
action against things that don't require him to do actual work... but
enough personal attacks on ENZO -- this isn't his fault for the attacks
that have occured in the previous two posts, by you, and me, here. As
much as I loathe his inaction sometimes... maybe he'll actually delete
this thread because of me. And that would be a good thing because yours
would be gone too.

But, I guess you can go back on your routine to calling me a kid who
doesn't know anything. I'll think things through, you'll just do what
you do when you can't do anything... like a bee that stings people.

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Sep 12, 2003, 1:31pm

[View Quote] No, this has changed. You can no longer tell the length of the
password, it's encrypted and has been for a long time.

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Sep 12, 2003, 1:46pm

[View Quote] Congratulations idiot, you've failed to read both post by John and
myself. We both acknowledge that it's a good thing, but relying on
heresay that doesn't say _ANYTHING_ is just as bad as sticking a turkey
up your ass because Bruce said it'll stop heart disease.

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Sep 12, 2003, 1:56pm

[View Quote] The same way you can't show me where he said it is stupid to not
repassword things. Show me where he said "Repasswording things is not a
safe practice."

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Sep 12, 2003, 2:02pm

[View Quote] It's a dumb idea to give a community warning about passwords with no
proof. That's basically what he's saying.

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Sep 12, 2003, 2:17pm

[View Quote] MrBruce claims stuffing a turkey up your rear end cures diabetes too.

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Sep 12, 2003, 2:19pm

[View Quote] Question, if they have the encryption method, how is changing your
password going to help?

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Sep 12, 2003, 3:08pm

[View Quote] Tadaaa.

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Sep 12, 2003, 3:29pm

[View Quote] Operator: You have a telegram.

Telegram from BinaryBud, sent just now:
you better hope i never see you in real life punk.....cause one of us is
going to jail.....the other will be in the hospital.....

Going to sit on me?

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Sep 12, 2003, 3:32pm

[View Quote] Hey, you don't attack others, I don't attack you. That's how it goes.

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Sep 12, 2003, 6:25pm

[View Quote] Wacky tabaccy, didn't you know?

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Sep 13, 2003, 4:11am

[View Quote] Wow, no wonder your password got hacked. It may be long, but it
consists of relatively common components.

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Sep 12, 2003, 5:18pm

[View Quote] Yeah, the human brain is able to recognize simple patterns quickly. Sotp
ptos form from bshanig.

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Sep 12, 2003, 7:01pm

[View Quote] Yes, and the reason why the original post worked well is because it
started and ended with the same letters the normal word would've.
Jumbling the letters often leads to not being able to get it (Without a
pattern).

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Sep 14, 2003, 4:06pm

[View Quote] I thought it was everytime you masturbate god kills a kitten?

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Sep 15, 2003, 3:29am

Just to let everyone know, I passed some gas just now. I just thought
everyone would want to be on the one-up on this kind of information.
You know, methane release from cows are depleting our ozone. That's
right, you heard me, cow farts are more hazardous to our ozones than
araesol or anything crazy cool like that.

So have some love for your planet, put the plug in the cow rump. Or
maybe, we can like stick a hose into it... and like bottle it and use it
to run cars and crap... now that would be efficiency!

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Sep 15, 2003, 6:34pm

[View Quote] It was a pun.

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Sep 16, 2003, 5:58pm

[View Quote] I think it was a pun too. :P

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Sep 25, 2003, 9:27pm

[View Quote] It depends which definition you follow. Do you follow the everyday term
for a hacker -- anyone who does anything to a system or program that
shouldn't be done? Or, do you follow the book, or do you follow the
perfect definition. To cause the least confusion you should use the first.

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Sep 26, 2003, 5:59pm

[View Quote] Yes, fear the AMD with it's maximum FSB of 400. Woo. That's 1/3 of the
highest I've seen on pentium chips. And really, that's what makes all
the difference in the world.

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Sep 26, 2003, 6:09pm

[View Quote] 1.2GHz overclock, that's 1/3.

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Sep 26, 2003, 6:19pm

[View Quote] Because AMD's die even when they're not overclocked. You don't
overclock an AMD if you're smart. :P

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Sep 27, 2003, 4:20am

[View Quote] Yeah AMD's r0x0r. How about the time when using the OGL pipes screen
saver caused it to overheat like icarus' wings? What fan would've
stopped that?

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Sep 29, 2003, 5:36am

[View Quote] They're all the same. I've heard from some sources that running it
burns up the AMD too. But hey, people who buy AMD's will probably buy
GeForces too... you know, because of the price differentials between ATI
and GeForce, just like with Intel and AMD. So yeah, if you light a fire
in a box and try to put it out with more wood what do you think is going
to happen?

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Sep 29, 2003, 5:43am

[View Quote] Where the hell have you been? 200 MHz FSB is 1999 buddy. Even AMD is
beyond the 200 range, as you can see if you double something it's not
the same. If I put two two-lane highways next to each other it's not a
2 lane high way anymore, is it? Smoking the cheebas again, aren't you
canuck? Oot and aboot, agayn and agayn with the newfies, eh? ;)

Oh yeah, more work per tick does nothing when your 4 lane high way only
holds so much... as compared to the 8 lane or even 12 lane -- if you're
so inclined to invest your civil resources that way.

> Regarding your other post down the line, what in the world are you talking
> about? AMD didn't "die" when it wasn't overclocked. What review did you
> look at? intelworld.com? =P
> I suggest you look at a few sources. Personally I never rely on only one
> review. Do 3 or 4 if you really wanna see what it's like all around.

I didn't like intel until recently when AMD decided it didn't like me.
Hell, if you don't believe me, read some of my past posts.

> Lastly AMD is like made for overclocking...well not literally, but about any
> overclocking forum you go to and it's just AMD this and AMD that. I own two
> AMD systems. a 1.2 ghz OC'd to 1.5, and a 1.7 ghz to 2.3 ghz. And guess
> what? It's quiet enough to sleep with it on (unlike those 40-50+ dBa deltas
> or vantecs lol), and rock solid. 1 CPU fan, no case fans. *shrug*
> The whole AMD being hot thing is just a big urban myth. Yes they are "hot",
> but so is Intel, and in many cases hotter. Intel just has a thermal
> dispersion system on the CPU level, I'll give em' that.

I certainly hope you don't spend your time investing in overclocking an
AMD. AMD is made for cheap people, thus cheap components, thus not very
high quality. I own 2 AMD systems, what's your point? My AMD sounds
like a 747 with a Seagull stuck in it's exhaust. The single Intel
Celeron? Quiet as the Ionicbreeze.

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Sep 29, 2003, 8:57pm

[View Quote] I was talking about the system as a whole dumbass diabete whore. Learn
to use your analytical abilities.

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Sep 29, 2003, 9:08pm

[View Quote] Can you think? 2x2 is 4 and not 2. Hence why 200x 4 gives you 800 and
not 200.

> B: Your two AMD systems are noisy? Boo-hoo, they just have noisy fans. It's
> not the processors fault, as there are many quiet fans and cheap heatsinks
> that can do a great job keeping an Athlon XP cool and very quiet. The
> builder of the PCs just decided to throw a peice of crap on them. Don't
> blame AMD for something that they don't have a hand in.

I'm sorry I don't have $2000 to blow on goldheatsinkshitfuck(tm) technology.

> C: Your highway example of why AMD is bad isn't very good. Explain that one
> further please? Are you talking about the length of the pipline or
> something? (In that case, the P4's longer pipeline takes longer to clear
> than AMD's shorter ones, which means that you get more wasted clock cycles).

It's the width of a bus. If you have a wider bus, no matter what the
base frequency is it's going to work faster. 200x4 = 800 yes, but
that's still much faster than a 200x2 = 400. More room, more
information, faster speeds. No matter how fast the processor can
"think" if your bus is 400 MHz you're going to fall short of a processor
that has 800.

Think of it this way: 1200 clock cycles can fit into a 200 mhz bus, but
then become easily congested by a backflow of 6. Now, let's put it on a
600 mhz bus... then it's only 3. You've halved it. Even if you waste
clock cycles here and there the bus speed makes up for it.

Now, the faux pas of not being able to compare any two chips produced by
different companies is a non-sequitor. You can only use that if you're
comparing two seperate types of processors, ie Alpha and x86,
Apple(Motorola) and x86, so on. As for comparing like processors, it's
actually very good. (especially in the FSB)

> My suggestion is that you go do some more reading. Or post up your sources
> as to where you found this "information."

I suggest you learn how to think about why the analogy is exactly the
way it is. I guess he called forth his friends from his city to help
him, yo.

I digress, I guess I'm don't know what I'm talking about when a fanboy
hobbies who build their r0x0ring WindowsXP athalon XP ATI Radeon
Probuttfucker 40234560840698 series, and then waste $1000 because they
mismatch types like agp 8x cards on an agp 2x system 4 gigs of ram when
the motherboard only supports 1 gig. I've seen it happen... and then
they only check their email.

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Sep 29, 2003, 9:13pm

[View Quote] Looks like on most of the tests the 32 bit CPU is fairly damn close and
in only one test it exceeds it by a long shot. So, AMD's flagship 64
bit processor falls short of "blazing fast speeds." I would still
recommend buying an intel chipset and save money (the irony).

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Sep 29, 2003, 9:27pm

[View Quote] Seriously, do all of you have ADD excluding duo? The 64 bit processor
is, as far as I could tell, the fastest, most optomized piece of
hardware AMD has and in those benchmarks it falls short, or is
relatively equal to the intel 32 bit chip. And it's cheaper. Even the
page duo gave said to save your money and get an intel chip until such a
time AMD lowers their price.

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Sep 29, 2003, 9:30pm

[View Quote] They have the lead on the 64 bit systems, but it offers little to no
immediate advantage to 32 bit processors. And again, there is little to
nothing that 64 bits can do that 32 bit can't. And it's going to be a
huge amount of time before it'll be otherwise. Gaming will stay on the
32 bit system until 64 bit takes over (like I said, that's going to be a
long time).

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