I want to torrent stuff using my campus internet connection. What are foolproof ways of avoiding detection?
Would peer-block + TOR client work?

So, I've run into a problem that i suppose someone must have faced before.

I have a lage collection of mp3-files that I wish to convert into wav. As I am far too lazy to convert these one by one, I wish for a program to do it for me.

Does anyone know if such a program exists?

Minetest Thread
A free, Open Source alternative to Minecraft.

I hadn't touched the piece of shit in over 8 months until I did a system wide update of my computer and remembered it as I saw it being updated in the terminal I decided to give it another go.

Holy shit it's made leaps and bounds since I last played. I can now call it a game rather than a "proof of concept". It still runs fast as hell, too.

Ok, IP Cam dude here. Decided this time I'll start with an introduction to tell you how to access the cameras.

You'll need to use Internet Explorer in order to use the mic/speaker option to fuck with them like I do.

First, goto www.shodanhq.com and create an account, use a fake email or a throwaway or something if you dont want it tied to twitter/facebook. The account allows you to use the country filter and also allows you to access 5 pages of results as opposed to just one without the account.

Most of the cameras are unsecured, meaning they have no password. All you need to do is click one of the IP addresses, and in the pop up box you'll get, put "admin" for the username and hit enter, no password is needed. Usually you'll go to the camera. some of the cameras have passwords, and I just skip them.


here's a bunch of videos I put up just today, and if you want to see the other ones, just ask or check out the channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAM0IqD1TWU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0bj5Qlz0ZM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzvQW7juMc8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4CqRo1aMNI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xE1-kebys0c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77S3J3eQCyA

I'll be on for a while and I'll be glad to help anyone that needs the help

>support threads are allowed
>deletes thread
>please consult a search engine
>said in the post "searched it"

please read the post before making such deletions

can't right-click on "recent documents"in windows 7

i tried run msconfig.exe, restarting, ccleaner, searched it but nothing works

what the fuck

Is there any way to find out what command line switches a program has been launched with, when that program was launched through another program?

For example:
Program 1 is run
Program 1 verifies login credentials
Program 1 launches Program 2 with the following switches
Program2.exe -sid cb205edee16b24366c871cf55e781346

Is there any way to find out that "-sid cb205edee16b24366c871cf55e781346" was actually included when launching Program 2?
Other than editing Program 2 to display its launch switches, that is.

What's her name?

ASIC thread?

Look what came in.