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So I have a technical question
| Have you tried refreshing the desktop? It may fix one of your issues.
##Dev:Lain##
| I'll make a gui in visual basic to track his ip address
| I don't know about you Lain, but he seems to use a cryptography SHA key. He is very secure and uses a lot of password manager.
| They'd first need to provision a declarative system like NixOS to deploy their cluster of microserviced docker countainers reverse proxied to the public internet through NGINX.
| Yeah no, the GNU project had defense from distributed dox attacks ever since they pushed grub2 years ago. Unless you're running icecat on a cray you got no chance at pulling that off.
| yesterday I died
| So sad. Title says nothing and content is either autistic or dementic.
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| I don't... I don't understand a word you people are saying
| I hope you guys don't use the three most commonly used passwords.
Umm, my bash prompt just became AWOL after I went AFK. Wat do?
| Fuck for a sec I thought he was saying something legit and I was too dumb to understand... I'm retarded
| What if it's a neural network and this is it's way of observing us like lab rats or something?
| Neural networks don't work over SHA4 subsystems anymore. It's probably just the noosphere dynamically interfering with our client/server architecture in silicone valley.
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| Couldn't they just download more GBs to their ram to avoid a brute Force firewall attack like that? Personally I would UDP the DNS to find the ISP of there signal which could help track down their MAC address then you can really mess with their GHz on their SSD. A little CSS scripting and boom your in their DOS bash mainframe data center disconnecting their PCI lanes.