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If you had 800$ and needed a computer what would you get?
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>>8 Pewangi Eau De Macbook Pro
AGAK-AGAK apakah pewangi paling pelik korang pernah de-ngar? Mungkin info yang beri-kutnya ini akan memberikan ke-ceriaan pada sesetengah orang. Ini adalah kerana bagi mereka yang sentiasa berangan-angan untuk memiliki sebarang barang-an keluaran Apple tapi tak mampu nak memilikinya, kini kita berpeluang untuk berada 'lebih dekat' dengan barangan tersebut. Eau de Macbook Pro ialah sejenis pewangi yang dicipta secara khasnya untuk memberi-kan pengguna kepada bau-bauan melambangkan bau barangan Apple ketika kita pertama kali membukanya. Para pencipta pewangi dari Air Aroma telah bekerja keras untuk menghasilkan formula wangian istimewa ini yang boleh menyamai bau-bauan seperti pembungkus plastik, dakwatcetakan, kadbod terkoyak ataupun komputer bimbit Apple yang datangnya terus dari kilang. Pewangi ini sebenarnya telah, dicipta atas permintaan artis-artis dari Melbourne iaitu Gavin Bell, Jarrah de Kuijer dan Simon McGlinn untuk parmeran mereka yang bertajuk 'De facto Standard'. Dikata-kan mana-mana peminat barangan Apple akan dapat mengecam wangian dari pewangi ini sebaik sahaja mereka menghidunya.
Anonymous
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>>9 mak aih sampai macbook pun ade pewangi... gerenti lagi mahal dari hugo boss... kah kah
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>>8 This has been a commercial advert sponsored by Apple(TM).
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which email provider has the poorest spam protection?
Cryomancer
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Looking for software to use to find duplicates in my image dirs. I don't want them to be autodeleted though, something that will go "hey, image one and image two seem to be the same thing" and let me say delete or not. Would be best if it can do a bit of directory depth as well, as in it could scan all folders in a /image/ for dupes, not one subfolder at a time, ect. Suggestions please people.
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Dup Detector:
http://www.prismaticsoftware.com/Utility/Utility.html Freeware and quite powerful. The interface could be improved though.
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For BSD UNIX: (NetBSD, OSX, at least) $ find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 md5 $1 | sort -k 4 | tee /tmp/foo. | sort -k 4 -u | diff - /tmp/foo. | grep "^>" Linux/GNU textutils: $ find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 md5sum $1 | sort -k 1,1 | tee /tmp/foo. | sort -u -k 1,1 >/tmp/foo.1; diff /tmp/foo.1 /tmp/foo. | grep "^>"
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Does anyone know how to hack into a dropbox account?
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Thought of building a new battlestation.. tips and how much money I need overall
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If you have to ask you don't deserve one.
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Caveman Circus
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Greetings /comp/! I come to you in a need of assistance. The last couple of weeks I've been experiencing stability problems when it comes to loading websites or watching videos on youtube. I don't have any packet losses and I'm at the end of the line here. Google or any other forum have the answer I need or have any logs of my problem. But what's strange is that my connection is fine about 70% of the time. But at some random intervals it just stops loading. On a sidenote I can play games like WoW and watch streams on twitch without getting disconnected. Any input on how to troubleshoot this would be appreciated.
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Need a hacker for myspace revenge. Does anyone have experience at getting ahold of passwords and such?
Modding Team
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hello im fairX the haxxor join my community of hackers if you payme enough i will give you access to a private area of haxx ;)
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fuck yeah time to buy a wii u
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Hi /comp/ ! I want to know if FreeDOS is still used today.
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Check /g/, there's a thread about it there.
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It's my thread, I did it because no people replied me. And now I've my answer.
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Of course it is, but it's not really needed these days on modern hardware. DOSBox does pretty much what you would want.
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Yeah..no
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I would like view/keep track of messages and calls to/from a phone I do not have access to. Is there any way to accomplish this?
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Ya hack it yet?
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Gibson status: HACKED [ X ] NOT HACKED [ ] Anonymous
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You could clone the phone and receive all of their calls. Just don't answer them or the original phone'll stop ringing. Also their texts'll be all fucked up.