Attacks on the websites and winbolo

Suicide is at least doing an honest job of trying to help....more then I can say about a lot of ppl.

Min wrote:

am I the only one who thinks suicide is talking out his butt? backtracking? whois? sheesh.

Min

Well I know alot about computers and fixing spyware a problems, back tracking is what you do to go back to a saved date on your computer, it's very easy to do, you can even excute it through windows by typing scanreg in the Run option on the start menu. Whois is a search engine used by typing in a computer's IP address, then it finds ot where the IP address is coming from. So no, I'm not just talking out my ass. If you still don't beleive me go to www.xoxideforums.com ,I'm sui_winbolo over there, it's a computer hardware and modfication forum.

Or google sui_winbolo , I spend alot of my free time talking about computers, mainly hardware though.

This reminds me of all the computer shop technicians I've ever met. Technician A knows more than technician B if you ask technician A. Technician B knows more than technician A if you ask technician B. Technician C who works at another store knows more than both technicians A and B. Your neighbor who is a programmer thinks technicians A, B and C are all idiots and he knows his stuff way more than them.

Computer owner D doesn't give a rat's ass who thinks they're superior to who so long as the right advice filters down through all the bullshit.

Lol, actually I'm going to go to college to be a Computer Technician. :lol:

~suicide~ wrote:

Min wrote:

am I the only one who thinks suicide is talking out his butt? backtracking? whois? sheesh.

Min

Well I know alot about computers and fixing spyware a problems, back tracking is what you do to go back to a saved date on your computer, it's very easy to do, you can even excute it through windows by typing scanreg in the Run option on the start menu. Whois is a search engine used by typing in a computer's IP address, then it finds ot where the IP address is coming from. So no, I'm not just talking out my ass. If you still don't beleive me go to www.xoxideforums.com ,I'm sui_winbolo over there, it's a computer hardware and modfication forum.

Or google sui_winbolo , I spend alot of my free time talking about computers, mainly hardware though.

hehe. I went to that forum to look you up and i see this:

Join Date: 03-18-2004
Posts
Total Posts: 2934 (9.76 posts per day)

I thought "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!2924 damn posts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

and then I saw this:

Birthday:
January 11, 1989
MSN Messenger Handle:
sui_winbolo@hotmail.com
Location:
Westhope, North Dakota

and I thought
"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!16 freaking years old!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I thought he was 24!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

Acro wrote:

This reminds me of all the computer shop technicians I've ever met. Technician A knows more than technician B if you ask technician A. Technician B knows more than technician A if you ask technician B. Technician C who works at another store knows more than both technicians A and B. Your neighbor who is a programmer thinks technicians A, B and C are all idiots and he knows his stuff way more than them.

Computer owner D doesn't give a rat's ass who thinks they're superior to who so long as the right advice filters down through all the bullshit.

heh nice one acro. kinda like when a male gorilla sees another male gorilla going near his females...gotta puff up and make loud noise.

Hehe, just turned 16 too ;) I'll take that as a compliment you thought I was 24 :D

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Q, you do know the only reason we keep you around is winbolo.net would get closed down if it banned the handicap. :roll:

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~suicide~ wrote:

Well I know alot about computers and fixing spyware a problems, back tracking is what you do to go back to a saved date on your computer, it's very easy to do, you can even excute it through windows by typing scanreg in the Run option on the start menu. Whois is a search engine used by typing in a computer's IP address, then it finds ot where the IP address is coming from. So no, I'm not just talking out my ass. If you still don't beleive me go to www.xoxideforums.com ,I'm sui_winbolo over there, it's a computer hardware and modfication forum.

Or google sui_winbolo , I spend alot of my free time talking about computers, mainly hardware though.

all I gotta do is post this
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=scanreg+backtracking&spell=1
looky there .... 3 items .... seems your talking out your ass ...
and btw, try your whois thing with any aol ip ..... and you'll quickly find .... it doesn't show the correct data ... nice try, it shows were that IP range is registered, not were its actually located. Thanks for trying, come again.

Min

Min wrote:

all I gotta do is post this
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=scanreg+backtracking&spell=1
looky there .... 3 items .... seems your talking out your ass ...
and btw, try your whois thing with any aol ip ..... and you'll quickly find .... it doesn't show the correct data ... nice try, it shows were that IP range is registered, not were its actually located. Thanks for trying, come again.

Min

Wtf are you talking about? Are you saying I don't know what I'm talking about? Listen, I have back tracked many times on my other computers becuase of spyware trouble, you don't beleive I can do it or what? Well I did figure out you can't do it through windows, you can only back it up that day, but boot to DOS and type scanreg, it will scan the registry then take you to another menu with a list of dates, and you can pick a date and go back, or back track to that date. So everything that happened after that date is gone. I don't know too much about programming, and how a OS is built, but I know how to fix common spyware problems and Viruses. Like I said, I'm a hardware guy, andI love modding and putting together computers. damn.

its not called 'back tracking' .... thats what I'm getting at ...... what is backtracking? .... what you suggest is called "restoring the registry" ..... and its pretty tough to 'boot' to dos in say .. windows xp or windows 2000 .... and also .. scanreg sorta depends on you actually having setup scanreg to run. otherwise you'll quickly find that its pretty useless .... I repair virus's and spyware professionally, and get paid pretty good to do it, I've fixed thousands of computers ....... ..... common virus's and spyware are easily removed simply by running a also common spyware or virus removal tool .... it's when you find the tough ones that show weither you have a clue about what your talking about or not. But what truely makes me scatch my head is your claim that you can simply type someone's IP into a 'whois' search engine of some nature and find out who they are and were they live ...

Min

Min wrote:

.... <snip> .... <snip> ... <snip> ..... <snip> .... <snip> ...

Min

I'm feeling like being a lazy rat bastard, so I brought in a couple of friends from out of town. And so, without further ado, I present...

MR. COMMA AND THE PUNCTUATION GANG!!!

Mr. Comma: Thank you, thank you! [quiets the crowd] Now, can anyone guess who I am?

Mr. Ellipsis: My clone?

Mr. Comma: Shush, shush. No, we're not clones, you idiot. We're very similar, except I'm shorter. I'm only usually around one second long, and you can virtually be any length greater than that!

Mr. Ellipsis: Does this mean I'm better?

Mr. Comma: No, no, no. Although not all punctuation marks are created equal, I'm better than you are. You see, you're a part of the English langauge that is used sparingly---or should be, anyway.

Mr. Ellipsis: So... this means that I shouldn't be used 6 times in an approximately 60-word message?

Mr. Comma: That's correct. Sadly, should or shouldn't doesn't really matter in this case. It's happened.

Mr. Ellipsis: Good heavens!

Mr. Comma: That's right. And that's not all, either. Now, what really pisses me off is that each of those abuses were not only unnecessary, they were completely out of place.

Mr. Ellipsis: What a complete jerk-off.

Mr. Comma: Now, now, let's not be crude---I may be pissed off, but I realize that it's an easy mistake to make. It's also a very unimportant mistake. Besides all that, the abuser's a generally decent chap, his karma holds up.

Mr. Ellipsis: Hmmm, I seem to recall this incident. You could arguably say that I'd planted myself in that message just to make it seem as if the abuser had slight Alzheimer's! [snorts]

Mr. Comma: I said that it was an easy mistake, jackass. You may be three times as big as I am, but I've got a long curve. You don't want to be dealing with that bad boy.

Mr. Ellipsis [reddens, begins yelling]: All right, that's it! Take off your glasses!

Mr. Comma: I haven't got any glasses, stupid. I'm a punctuation mark. You know what that means? No eyes! No temples! No nose! No---

Mr. Ellipsis roars and leaps at Mr. Comma, both roll off the stage. Sounds of a distant scuffle are audible. Fade to black.

Nova: that was funnny :)

Althought, I wasn't quite sure who mr. elipse was until halfway through the post. :oops:

seems your talking out your ass ...

Well, if he's talking out of his ass...WOW!! What a great accomplishment. I've tried to talk out of my ass, but all I get is those popping sounds, and for some reason when I do that, people get as far from me as possible with a disgusting look on their face. Not to mention, that sometimes I'm trying to talk out of my mouth, and my ass startes that out-of-sync rapping. :oops:

Someone needs to shoot Mr. Comma so Mr. Ellipsis can have his place in grammar. And I also agree with Min on Suicide sounding like he's talking out of his ass, but clearly I was to lazy to argue anything with him......since windows 98 is the most secure windows operating system. I just hope he's not planning a career in network security....for the sake of the networks.

Min wrote:

its not called 'back tracking' .... thats what I'm getting at ...... what is backtracking? .... what you suggest is called "restoring the registry" ..... and its pretty tough to 'boot' to dos in say .. windows xp or windows 2000 .... and also .. scanreg sorta depends on you actually having setup scanreg to run. otherwise you'll quickly find that its pretty useless .... I repair virus's and spyware professionally, and get paid pretty good to do it, I've fixed thousands of computers ....... ..... common virus's and spyware are easily removed simply by running a also common spyware or virus removal tool .... it's when you find the tough ones that show weither you have a clue about what your talking about or not. But what truely makes me scatch my head is your claim that you can simply type someone's IP into a 'whois' search engine of some nature and find out who they are and were they live ...

Min

Well I use Win98, so it's easy to boot into DOS, I take it XP and 2000 doesn't come with DOS??? Never used them so wouldn't know, then wtf is back tracking? I'm so confused with this damn software crap. lol, I never said you could find who the person is, I mean (it might have come out wrong) that you can get a general location of the person, like what city he's in. That's what I meant. would have been much easier if you just said that it wasn't called back tracking, instead of just talking out my butt. :roll:

Suicide Jockey wrote:

Someone needs to shoot Mr. Comma so Mr. Ellipsis can have his place in grammar. And I also agree with Min on Suicide sounding like he's talking out of his ass, but clearly I was to lazy to argue anything with him......since windows 98 is the most secure windows operating system. I just hope he's not planning a career in network security....for the sake of the networks.

Well it would be stupid not to protect yourself if your a business, you have important data on your network that people could easily get if you didn't have a firewall. The point is I'm not much of a target. If a hacker wanted to make an impact he would take down like a server instead.

Suicide, It's not the idea of taking something down. Most hackers write malicious code targetting the stupid unprotected clients. once they have exploited your system they use it for many purposes. its usually a process, sometimes they install a small httpd on your computer that you don't know is running and hide explicit material, warez porn etc and use your computer to distribute it. When you don't know. Hell your unprotected computer could have an rxbot on it, and you could have been one of the many drones attacking winbolo.us and winbolo.net without your knowledge. I know I wouldn't want this shit coming out of my computer, but the decision to leave it unprotected is yours not mine. I just hope when your a computer technician you recommend that people leave things wide open.

~suicide~ wrote:

Hehe, just turned 16 too ;) I'll take that as a compliment you thought I was 24 :D

heh, yeah, all the dealings I've had with ya led me to think of ya as a mature kinda guy.

Suicide Jockey wrote:

And I also agree with Min on Suicide sounding like he's talking out of his ass

I didn't agree with min on this subject - whether Suicide was wrong or not, he did seem to be doing his best to be helpful to someone who was having a problem. I've never understood the impetus to launch verbal attacks on those trying to be helpful, but then again, there is a lot of things I don't quite understand. :shock:

FireIce wrote:

I didn't agree with min on this subject - whether Suicide was wrong or not, he did seem to be doing his best to be helpful to someone who was having a problem. I've never understood the impetus to launch verbal attacks on those trying to be helpful, but then again, there is a lot of things I don't quite understand. :shock:

Bad advice is worse than no advice, especially when the bad advice is stated as fact. I deal with people who've been told certain things as 'fact' all day ....

Min

Suicide Jockey wrote:

Suicide, It's not the idea of taking something down. Most hackers write malicious code targetting the stupid unprotected clients. once they have exploited your system they use it for many purposes. its usually a process, sometimes they install a small httpd on your computer that you don't know is running and hide explicit material, warez porn etc and use your computer to distribute it. When you don't know. Hell your unprotected computer could have an rxbot on it, and you could have been one of the many drones attacking winbolo.us and winbolo.net without your knowledge. I know I wouldn't want this shit coming out of my computer, but the decision to leave it unprotected is yours not mine. I just hope when your a computer technician you recommend that people leave things wide open.

Well I guess that is true, but doubt it's on my computer, but true, I don't really want to install a software firewall though, it will dog down my piece of shit computer, I need to get my new one built fast, and speaking of hackers and bad crap I almost got scammed by some bastard already when I tried to sell my dad's butcher's block. He tried to use the overpay scam where he sent three money orders worth $900 each for a blovk that I listed at $800! So I took them to the Post Office where sure enough they were fake. I dunno maybe Min can help me out when I did a Whois search on his IP address. Ok I used Whois, I got that linked to Nigeria (Nigeria scam of course) and he said that he was from Nigeria after I got the MO. (but MO came from US) Anyways, I did another search on his IP address on a search engine that hasn't been updated for several years, it it showed me it was coming from Amsterdam. See the other odd part was the stamp or code or something (the girl is saying this) came from Amsterdam, so that's two things that lead to Amsterdam, but he claims he's from Nigeria. My thery (sp?) is that he is masking his IP address to make it look like he's coming from Nigeria, but lives in Amsterdam. (that's just a thought though, I'm not sure???) Too bad he most likely won't be caught. :(

Min wrote:

FireIce wrote:

I didn't agree with min on this subject - whether Suicide was wrong or not, he did seem to be doing his best to be helpful to someone who was having a problem. I've never understood the impetus to launch verbal attacks on those trying to be helpful, but then again, there is a lot of things I don't quite understand. :shock:

Bad advice is worse than no advice, especially when the bad advice is stated as fact. I deal with people who've been told certain things as 'fact' all day ....

Min

grrrrrrr.

SJ, I have a computer (called Luke) that is totally unprotected by any firewall, spyware protector and even anti-virus. I use it every day, and I betcha you can't break into it. Nor can any other hacker.

:p