Revealed the first energy generator that's violates all law of physics and humiliates top scientists even after 84 years..

Big Energy shut us down 6 months ago...but now we`re back, and we`re here to stay.

They may not like it... and they may lose billions because of this... but now, people have the means to make their own electricity, and cut the cord that ties them to the greedy legal monopolies...

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What textboard software should I use? I dont have incredibly good server hardware so it needs to be light weight.

So I just installed the latest Debian minimal after a bunch of struggle with mirrors not working. However now apt is set up with the wrong debs. Can someone please post their /etc/apt/sources.list for debian 7 wheezy so I can get on with my ganonix

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'Cyberattack risk greater than terrorist threat'

Web-related attacks now top US security concern, says FBI director

WASHINGTON - Federal Bureau of Investigation director James Comey has told Congress the risk of cyberattacks is likely to exceed the danger posed by AI-Qaeda and other terrorist networks as the top national security threat to the US and will become the dominant focus of law enforcement and intelligence services.

   Appearing before the Senate Homeland Security Committee, Mr Comey said he expected Internet-related attacks, espionage and theft to emerge as the most consuming security issue for the United States by the end of his 10-year FBI term.

   "We have connected all of our lives - personal, professional and national - to the Internet." Mr Comey said. "That's where the bad guys will go because that's where our lives are, our money, our secrets."

   Despite concern about "homegrown extremists", Mr Comey said he had concluded after just two months on the job that cyberthreats were likely to be more worrisome in the long term. "That why we anticipate that in the future, resources devoted to cyber-based threats will equal or even eclipse the resources devoted to non-cyber-based terrorist threats."

   The warning on Thursday underscored the growing sense of alarm among officials in Washington over the US's vulnerability to online attacks as well as the diminished ability of AI-Qaeda to mount plots against the country after more than a decade of CIA drone strikes and other counter-terrorism operations.

   Mr Comey was among three of the nation's top security officials to testify on Thursday that the risk of a major terrorist attack in the US is seen as lower now than at any time since before the attacks on Sept 11, 2001.

   The threat has diminished overall but "is more dispersed geographically" because of AI-Qaeda's ability to gain footholds in Syria, North Africa, Yemen and elsewhere, said National Counterterrorism Centre director Matthew Olsen. As a result, he said, the terrorism risk "has become more significant from a geographic perspective and more complicated from an intelligence perspective".

   The officials cited a spate of seemingly unrelated attacks over the past 14 months that were linked to AI-Qaeda or related groups but not orchestrated by its leadership core in Pakistan. Among them were the mass shootings at a shopping mall in Kenya, the seizure of a petroleum plant in Algeria and the assault on US compounds in Benghazi, Libya.

   In Syria, Mr Olsen said, the intelligence picture for US counter-terrorism officials has been clouded further by a "blurring of the line" between terrorist, insurgent and criminal groups that have collaborated to varying degrees in Syria's civil war.

   Acting Homeland Security Secretary Rand Beers said his agency was working with European allies to identify and track militants from Western nations who may go to Syria and then try to return.

   Despite that potential danger, officials said, the main terrorist threat inside the US was that its citizens or residents could adopt militant ideologies and develop plans for domestic attacks without communicating with terrorist networks or travelling overseas.

   Ethnic Chechen brothers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, accused of carrying out the Boston Marathon bombings this year, had "no formal or direct ties to AI-Qaeda" but had embraced aspects of its ideology, Mr Olsen said.

WASHINGTON POST

trying to get wget to cooperate with downloading individual pictures from a pr0n site

i've decided against spidering the content, since i dont want be obvious (or piss off the webmaster too much), and on closer examination of the method of retriving the image seems pretty simple, there is a php script with an ID and a page number (readfile.php?arg_id=1234&arg_page=5, for example), so i decided that once i had the command working I'd write a script to download all of the images, one after the other.

i've seemed to make steady progress towards the solution, telling wget to ignore robots.txt and to masquerade as a different browser seems to have gotten me past some of the errors, and figuring out that it's a good idea to escape ampersands helped it not to spawn another process, but right now I seem to be stuck at a brick wall, with me staring down the barrel of a 401 forbidden, whereas I used to be able to download short little error .html files that gave me an idea of what was wrong.

here's the command as it stands, the URL included is fake.

$ wget --cookies=off --load-cookies=cookies.txt -erobots=off --user-agent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5;Windows NT 5.0)" <url removed>

for clarity the cookies.txt is simply what i copied from a firefox profile that had cookies cleared and then visited the site in question.  that said, i got a couple of questions

1. is it likely that i am missing any other obvious "pretend I'm the real thing" bits that might make wget behave?
2. is this obstacle likely to be so immense that trying to bypass it is probably not worth the trouble, like something in the php script itself?

the site in question is e-hentai.org, and although it does require hentaikey for accessing most of it, the doujin stuff does not, so i should be within the rules, the reason i mentioned this last is because to keep the NWS content in this post to a minimum and i'm more interested in how they're keeping wget out than the porn itself, "the more you know" and all that

i honestly have no idea where else i could ask this question and have even a slim chance of getting an informed response, so help me anonymous

The site is http://boldgroup.com/products/manitouinfinity Software name is ManitouInfinity and the others that is on there. If anyone can help that be great.

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I'd like to vote multiple times in an online survey.  Is there a proxy that I can use to do this?  If so, where do I find it?

Bit of a long winded question here. I need to access a part of a website that is no longer available. I tried using wayback machine (needed to access it in January), but there's a problem. To get where I need to, I need to log in as a guest. I can do that no problem from the website now, but I can't on the wayback version. I figured this would be the case, but I can't think of any alternatives. Is there a way to access what I need to by bypassing this required guest log in? Or is there any other alternatives.