Computers

Proxy Lists Port 80

2005-01-05T13:10:00.000-08:00

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Ati Drivers

2005-01-04T06:06:00.000-08:00

I got new news about new Ati drivers they are alot more powerful now and from Half-Life users i heard they are great for more information visithttp://www.digg.com/gaming/ATI_4.12_drivers_now_available

Gaming Websites

2005-01-04T06:02:00.000-08:00

My Space

2005-01-04T06:01:00.000-08:00

If you want to meet new girls that look good go on http://www.myspace.com it's so cool you get to look at hot girls pics have fun lil boys!

Online

2005-01-04T06:00:00.000-08:00

Some Online store's that you can access to get the best parts are

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How To Play Movies On your ipod Photo

2005-01-04T05:59:00.000-08:00

HOW-TO: Play “movies” on an iPod PhotoPosted Nov 9, 2004, 1:40 PM ET by Phillip TorroneRelated entries: Features, Portable Audio, Portable VideoWe picked up an iPod Photo the other day, and most observers have asked us “Can that thing play movies?” The short answer is no, only music and photos—but the longer answer is “sorta, but not really anything worth calling a movie”. In this week’s how-to we’ll show you how to “play” a movie on an iPod Photo by exporting frames of a movie, importing them to the iPod and playing them manually by click-wheeling through thousands of images, or even viewing 3d views of objects. Pointless? Yes. Will a lot of people try this and put movie trailers and porn on their iPod Photo? You betcha, and as always, we’re here to help.Getting startedAll you’ll need for this is QuickTime Pro, iTunes, and an iPod photo— the same instructions work on both the Mac and PC side. For our examples we’re going to show both the PC and the Mac steps.Getting a movieJust about any QuickTime movie will do, for our example we’re going to use the Star Wars trailer for Episode III. We found one here via Waxy.org. You can right click (PC) or control click (Mac) to download the movie to your local system.Once downloaded, open the movie in QuickTime. You might have other applications that can export sound and frames, if so, feel free to use those.Exporting the soundFirst, we’re going to export the sound. Once exported we’ll add it to the iPod Photo so we can listen to the sound track as we play the movie.On a PC, with the movie open, click File > Export. Choose Movie to WAV, click options and choose. 44kHz, 16 bit, Stereo.On a Mac, with the movie open, click File > Export. Choose Movie to AIFF, click options and choose the same settings.Import the sound in to iTunes, you can export them to the iPod now, or later, it doesn’t really matter.If you don’t want to try and export the sound and try to sync it as you play, that’s fine too. H. M. Warner said it best—”Who the hell wants to hear actors talk?”.Exporting the movie to an image sequenceNow that the sound is out of the movie, it’s time to export each frame. The frame rate of the movie we downloaded was 15 frames per second, we’ll export the same in QuickTimeOn a PC, with the movie open, click File > Export. Choose JPEG, type 15 for frames per second and click options. We select medium for quality, but feel free to experiment.On a Mac, with the movie open, click File > Export. Choose Export Image Sequence and also select the same options as we did in the PC example.We exported these to a new folder to keep them all tidy and one spot.When you’re finished, the 1 minute, 47 second movie exports to 1,616 frames (107 frames x 15.1 frames per second = 1,616). This might take awhile, so set it to export and get comfy.On a Mac QuickTime gave us 1,626…...and on a PC 1,616 not sure why, but there it is.Transferring the photo sequence to the iPod photoNow that we have 1,616 photos, we’ll use the new feature(s) in iTunes to sync the photos over the iPod photo. For more information go tohttp://www.engadget.com/entry/3756421320807387/

Hacking Stories

2005-01-04T05:57:00.000-08:00

Texas Prison Hacks…On a blazing hot day in the desolate concrete yard of a Texas prison, two young convicts, Danny and William, each doing extended time for murder, discover they share a fascination with computers. They team up and become secret hackers right under the noses of watchful guards.Danny’s trustee status allows him to work in a trailer assembling and repairing computers. The prison staff doesn’t even inspect the systems that he builds to determine how he configures them. Elsewhere, William lands a job in the kitchen and finds an ancient 286 computer. It’s not much, but still more than enough. Slowly but surely they build three PC’s and load them with music files, games, and videos. Doing hard time became a little less hard.Then, one day, they get their big break: A prison guard one day asks Danny to repair his computer and inadvertently supplies him with his username and password. The result? Danny and William now have their e-ticket to the Internet and the outside world. Taking American ingenuity to new heights, these jailbirds ultimately use their skills to achieve the American dream.When the Terrorists Come Calling…Khalid. No one has ever seen him. No one knows where he is from. Rumors about him abound. He lurks in the underground channels of the Web. He offers a young American hacker, codenamed Ne0h, $1,000 to hack into the computer networks of a Chinese University—a place renown as the MIT of China. He penetrates the university’s computer security—even though Ne0h knows no Chinese—and in short order provides Khalid with the vital information he seeks. Ne0h’s next assignment? Hack his way into the computer systems of India’s Bhabha Atomic Research Center. No problem.Khalid, meanwhile, lures a teen-age Californian hacker known as Comrade and raises the stakes. Khalid wants Comrade to penetrate deep inside government and military sites, especially one in particular: SPIRNET—the branch of the Defense Information System Network that carries classified messages and is the core of the command and control capability for the US military. Comrade takes the assignment.Who is Khalid? Is he, as India’s armed forces identified him, a terrorist linked to the terrorist organization Harkat-ul Mujahideen, a known ally of Osama bin Laden? Or, is he just an FBI informant prowling the Web? Then again, is he, as others think, a treacherous double agent in the employ of the FBI, penetrating FBI counterintelligence while relaying vital secrets to the terrorists?Cops and Robbers…Matt and Costa weren’t planning an attack on Boeing Aircraft. It just turned out that way.They weren’t bad boys. They came from good families, decent neighborhoods. Costa began writing programs when he was eleven years old. Matt finished in the top ten of his high school class.They began as “phreakers,” hackers who gain access to telephone systems. They could phone anywhere in the world as often as they wanted, as long as they wanted. In short, they had the perfect phone plan: zero dollars a month, zero dollars a minute.They moved on to bigger and better projects. They penetrated the computer system at Seattle’s U.S District Courthouse. Then a hotel’s reservations software package, booking themselves into the suites for free and prying into the financial information of the hotel’s guests. Shortly thereafter they managed to get the passwords needed to penetrate Boeing.Unfortunately, Matt happened to be breaking into to Boeing’s computer system at the same time Boeing was hosting a computer security conference attended by, among others, the US Secret Service and the FBI. Not a good move.The hunt for Matt and Coast was on.These stories can be found in the book The Art of Intrusionif you want to buy this book go to this link:http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0764569597/qid=1101759168/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/104-2476176-6830366?v=glance&s=books