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“It's not the daily increase but daily decrease. Hack away at the unessential.”
“It's not the daily increase but daily decrease. Hack away at the unessential.”
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Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Multiplayer | 6 hours | 16,457 hours |
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Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Single Player | - | 88 hours |
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Call of Duty: World at War Multiplayer | - | 109 hours |
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Call of Duty: World at War Singleplayer | - | 84 hours |
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Call of Duty 2 Multiplayer | - | 648 hours |
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Call of Duty 2 Single Player | - | 37 hours |
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World of Warcraft | < 1 hour | 4,277 hours |
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Battlefield 2 | - | 255 hours |
Hello Guys
Hello Mates,
Im the new Admin of this club/clan/comm.
The previous admin(isokill27) left this club to me, so if you have questions ask me, or ask the Dirty Haxors.
Kind Regards,
Snwflk
Hello Mates,
Im the new Admin of this club/clan/comm.
The previous admin(isokill27) left this club to me, so if you have questions ask me, or ask the Dirty Haxors.
Kind Regards,
Snwflk
omfG Hax. Hax News !!
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Internet Users Continue to Amaze with Foolish Passwords !!!
It is a disgrace that humans haven’t still got the hang of setting passwords. It seems as though that most internet users have inextricably tethered themselves to a promise of not setting strong-enough passwords, which may force hackers to reconsider their choice of profession for its grueling nature. As you devour more of this story, you will begin to envy hackers for having it stroll-in-the-park easy.
A new study has revealed – rather reiterated - that internet users nonchalantly continue to set unimaginative, fatuous passwords. The study appraised 28,000 passwords that were recently stolen from a U.S website.
Sixteen percent of the users had set their first name as their password. Around fourteen percent chose easiest to recall key combinations, including “1234” and “12345678”. Other users, who apparently don’t rate their mathematical ability highly,...
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Internet Users Continue to Amaze with Foolish Passwords !!!
It is a disgrace that humans haven’t still got the hang of setting passwords. It seems as though that most internet users have inextricably tethered themselves to a promise of not setting strong-enough passwords, which may force hackers to reconsider their choice of profession for its grueling nature. As you devour more of this story, you will begin to envy hackers for having it stroll-in-the-park easy.
A new study has revealed – rather reiterated - that internet users nonchalantly continue to set unimaginative, fatuous passwords. The study appraised 28,000 passwords that were recently stolen from a U.S website.
Sixteen percent of the users had set their first name as their password. Around fourteen percent chose easiest to recall key combinations, including “1234” and “12345678”. Other users, who apparently don’t rate their mathematical ability highly,...
omfG Hax. Catagories of Hax.
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* Computer security Haxor : someone involved in computer security/insecurity
* Programmer subculture Haxor : a programmer subculture originating in the US academia in the 1960s, which is nowadays mainly notable for the free software/open source movement
* Hobbyist Haxor : an enthusiastic home computer hobbyist
* Mathematics Haxor : a type of reality Haxor, but focused on math--quite likely also in a computer science context
* Media Haxor : someone who uses the media in new ways
* Reality Haxor : similar to a computer Haxor, but Hax the "real world"
* Scientific Hax : a Haxor of formal grammar, logic, math, computer science, or even any other science, and maybe engineering
* Wetware Haxor : one who experiments with biological materials
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* Computer security Haxor : someone involved in computer security/insecurity
* Programmer subculture Haxor : a programmer subculture originating in the US academia in the 1960s, which is nowadays mainly notable for the free software/open source movement
* Hobbyist Haxor : an enthusiastic home computer hobbyist
* Mathematics Haxor : a type of reality Haxor, but focused on math--quite likely also in a computer science context
* Media Haxor : someone who uses the media in new ways
* Reality Haxor : similar to a computer Haxor, but Hax the "real world"
* Scientific Hax : a Haxor of formal grammar, logic, math, computer science, or even any other science, and maybe engineering
* Wetware Haxor : one who experiments with biological materials
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