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Help required - n00bl3t - 10-20-2008
' Wrote:"Think of a phrase, and take the first letter of each word. Then, l33t it, and add in two random punctuation marks. It'll take a password cracker years to crack it...."
Well a six letter alphanumeric password in complete lowercase has over two billion combinations, even though brute force attacks will cycle through it pretty fast.
Leach other nearby non-passworded networks.
Help required - onca - 10-20-2008
Seth, here's a solution:
1. Get a job
2. Move out of home
3. Surf all the internet you want
Of course with a job, school, responsibilities, commitments, etc. you won't actually have 4 hours a day to surf the net. Especially later on when you have kids, and spend your every waking moment worrying they're on the net all day and not studying.
:cool:
Help required - n00bl3t - 10-20-2008
*Old-man-with-kids whinge inserted.*
Help required - Ximen_Benitez - 10-20-2008
' Wrote:Seth, here's a solution:
1. Get a job
2. Move out of home
3. Surf all the internet you want
Of course with a job, school, responsibilities, commitments, etc. you won't actually have 4 hours a day to surf the net. Especially later on when you have kids, and spend your every waking moment worrying they're on the net all day and not studying.
:cool:
Yet you are really on the net more than the kids...
Help required - pipboy - 10-20-2008
Yeah, until I was about 16 I was only allowed to play games on the computer for one hour a day. So no more whining.
Of course that was about 10 years ago...
Help required - jpo - 10-20-2008
Do you really think its wise to try to hack your dad's router? If my kid did that I would remove the privilige 100%, no questions asked. That would also warrant the belt. I'm sure there are some people out there gasping at that statement, but I assure you it's still legal and it still works.
That was the parent in me. The kid in me says:
get the router model and do a google search for 'hacking model numberx' and 'exploit model numberx'. If you can't hack it after that you probably shouldnt be trying to hack.
Help required - Marburg - 10-20-2008
It's in my nature to appreciate a good display of deviousness in things, so part of me says that if you honestley believe that you can outsmart your father, then by all means, do it & i'll root for ya.
Now, another part of me wants to know if you are willing to take personal responsibility & accept the concequences of your actions if you fail & get caught.
There is no glory without risk, but there is also no action without a reaction.
...are you sure you can handle geting caught just as well as you can handle getting away with it?
just rhretorically curious...good luck:cool:
Help required - Seth Karlo - 10-20-2008
If he catches me, which is unlikely, I will take full responsibility.
And on the job front? Well, I'm trying, even went so far as to apply for sainsburies.
Only problem is, if I got a job, I would be working from 6 to 9:30/10 ish, the time when my internet is on.
That would = no more FL for me:(
Help required - Eternal - 10-21-2008
My father things that the monitor is the computer.
So yes , like you can probly guess I don't have problems like that.
Anyway , it would not be a good idea to hack your dad. Just get a 6 at some random test or something like that and he will let you play more.
Help required - MB52 - 10-21-2008
My solution is low tech.. it involves a hammer and the offending router...