Help with a leak?

[FreydNot]

Originally Posted by Malcolm Is Moore

Plus, I already found it. I went to the library, downloaded ophcrack, installed it onto a thumb drive, and used it on this comp.

Don't leave us hanging. What was the password?

[FreydNot]

Originally Posted by dzagama

Time for a vi / emacs war!

Vim all the way.


/slurp

[golgi body]

Originally Posted by dzagama

Time for a vi / emacs war!

Emacs Speaks Statistics!

[dzagama]

Vim, FTW!

and who needs Emacs when you've got R?

[mcnugget]

Originally Posted by arty

Good, you passed the test. You are now smart enough to go out and get a job to buy your own computer.

haha

[gumby013]

192.168.1.1

Password is: admin

[hayroob]

Vi if I have to pick between the two. But really it's all textmate.

(can i give an honorable mention to nano/pico)

[hayroob]

Originally Posted by Malcolm Is Moore

A leak is stolen info, a hack is breaking into something.

A leak is when someone privy to the secret information chooses to divulge it illegally or against orders to a non privileged source. For this to be a leak your mom would have to leak the password to you when your dad wasn't around.

As an aside I hope that when your parents realized you fucked up their computer they beat the bricks out of you.

[golgi body]

Originally Posted by dzagama

Vim, FTW!

and who needs Emacs when you've got R?

At my old school we used Emacs to submit code to R since all the computers in the Stat labs ran Solaris.

[arty]

Originally Posted by gumby013

192.168.1.1

Password is: admin

That was a close one, if you gave out the Dlink default I would've had to go and change it.

Apparently a high percentage of the recently hacked hotmail accounts used 123456 as their passwords.


/note to self, change katg forum password.