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Posted by jpisani on Dec-22-2007 17:51:

People on my network

Is there anything fun I can do to people who are leeching my internet connection? I don't feel like putting a password on it just yet, I'd rather fuck with them first. Any programs / ideas?

Posted by skell on Dec-27-2007 23:00:

Run your own DNS server and re-route everything to goatse.

Posted by CReddick on Jan-05-2008 03:33:

lets not leave out *******, or everyone's fav, 2 girls 1 drinking device

or even easier, you could net message them gross and disgusting comments

edit:

how funny that TA would censor out T U B G I R L

Posted by Blahzaay on Jan-14-2008 03:47:

quote:
Originally posted by CReddick
how funny that TA would censor out T U B G I R L

Haha... that is pretty funny. I would love to see the full list of ******* words.

Posted by r5a on Jan-14-2008 06:39:

- connect to their printers and print out shit.
- dameware vnc works sometimes if your lucky (you can remotely install a client to take over their pc)

Posted by Omega_M on Jan-15-2008 15:16:

Ok, I have a question. I am sharing my Northland cable connection with 4-5 other people. The connection is not registered in my name.

Can anyone access my browsing history ?

Posted by Walter Mindz on Jan-16-2008 05:44:

quote:
Originally posted by Omega_M
Ok, I have a question. I am sharing my Northland cable connection with 4-5 other people. The connection is not registered in my name.

Can anyone access my browsing history ?

LOL... you have been looking at porn and your worried someone will find out!

Well keep looking cause they can't access your browsing history.

Posted by Omega_M on Jan-16-2008 17:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Walter Mindz
LOL... you have been looking at porn and your worried someone will find out!

Well keep looking cause they can't access your browsing history.

You don't have to look at porn to be worried about privacy over a shared network.

Posted by hermit on Jan-19-2008 02:38:

http://mobile.slashdot.org/article....1456253&tid=133
seems a bit complicated
but sounds hilareous