The Sancho And Juicehead666 Random Chat Thread!

Thank goodness I don't use anything with p2p (at least I don't think so) anymore.

once limewire started getting corrupt files around 5-7 years ago, stopped using that shit and I never dl torrents.

 

Good morning to ya'll

 

did trojan remover find anything on yours?

 

Limewire is the devil!

 

It's time to format reload. And when you get it back up and running, I'll help you guys with your software settings. There are a lot of easy steps you can do to make things run well for free.

If you're hearing a cross feed from someone else remote session that means they are using you live. Next time it happens call your isp and get their security guy. He can do tracerts on every network port and connection on your box to track them down. ISPs frown heavily on folks running pirate on their networks.

 

I don't back up anything on my desktop but I don't really have anything that would be a disaster to lose. Mind you, on another comp I had a hard drive failure and lost every sig I'd ever made, which was quite a lot.

 

If it was a hacker watching videos on my network then they had very strange taste. As I said it was a yoga spoof and also some kind of relaxation video. My hacker must have been a middle aged female hippy.

 

I would say Ddos them back AFX!
But i think only Cylnz knows what i mean

 

OK CY.....your awesome w. this stuff........How about a new thread..........how to protect your computer......Start off with what we should do........to keep those unwanted peoples out......(other than switching to lunix)........sounds like you know what the best settings are for windows to best protect us.......Would love to see a step by step to your suggestions on how to best protect your computer.......by CYLNZ........

 

You're right there, and hello BTW.

 

Great idea for a thread.

 

:hi: Ess

P2P isnt really bad. You just have to be more sneaky and vicious than the other folks in the room. Want to use p2p but not get screwed?

Buy an old $50 pentium 3 system. set up a livecd of linux on it. hook up your nice new external harddrive on it. Plug it into your router for web access. put it in the dmz on the router. Start up a torrents engine on it. Download all the stuff you want.
All done? reboot and it's all gone because it ran from the cd, 95% of attackware is windows based, Linux wont write anything to the external drives but the files you told it to. if it's movies, burn them to disc on the same Linux system and you have clean movies with no extra windows hacks or drm.

I did exactly this for my boss years ago. Her husband moves a ton of movies and the system he downloads from doesnt even exist.

 

hi there AFX

 

Hiya Ess.......damn sexy sig!!!

 

It is a very nice sig.

 

the only thing that it found was that Assassin's Creed was acting up (I can't even play it) but it wasn't a trojan or anything. It just said something along the lines of Assassins Creed is trying to startup during "startup" but the file doesn't exist.

I bought it from steam installed it, and then uninstalled it. I guess some stuff didn't completely uninstall. I guess that was the only problem.

 

I'm already downloading for years and years, and never had any problems with my pc, atleast not that kind of stuff only a harddrive crash for one and my mainframe burnt out , i know for now don't buy gigabyte ^^

 

That makes a lot of sense. Personally I try to avoid torrents as much as possible, although they can be very useful.

 

Hahaha, a professional made it

 

Hi ess!