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General discussion / Re: KDE vs. Gnome?
« on: July 28, 2011, 09:19:14 am »
I prefer Gnome over KDE. It's not a speed issue for me, i grew into Linux using the Gnome environment. It's what I'm accustomed too, I just don't like the 'feel' of KDE.

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Hacking and Security / Re: computrace
« on: July 28, 2011, 09:04:01 am »
after reading the website, and noting on the abilities of the protection software - including the ability to contact the law via a third party, leading them right to your doorstep. Personally, i'd ditch the laptop. But i guess because it's on both the HDD and BIOS, rip em out and replace em? thats only because i'd rather spend the money on a BIOS and HDD than spend time in jail, even if there is an easier way around it.


On the paranoid note.. remove the battery from the laptop to further protect yourself. ALWAYS be more paranoid than necessary, it'll keep you out of jail.

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Mobile Hacking / HP WebOS (Palm Pixi and Palm Pre)
« on: May 16, 2011, 03:34:23 am »
Firstoff, to clear things up, unlike Apple or Android phones, there is no need to extensively "jailbreak" the Palm Pre/Pixi due to palm's ease with consumers using 3rd party applications. As most of you know, jailbreaking is simply gaining root acess within the phones operating system. Palm made this easy. To do so simply type:

webos20090606

this will bring up the search screen as you type, leaving you with the option "Developer Mode Enabler". By selecting the application, and selecting for the option to be turned on, you have "jailbroke" your phone. For windows users, from here install "WebOS Quick Install" using this palm supported application you can now self install homebrew applications, themes, and patches allowing you to easily take full use of your phone.

Of course, there are some things the application will not allow you to do, such as change operating system text, such as the carrier banner at the top left of the screen. These various, and often more risky tasks are done by editing and splicing code within the phones operating sytem.

Some good sites to continue with:
http://www.precentral.net/getting-started-homebrew-apps-patches-and-themes-webos-quick-install
http://www.palmprehomebrew.com
http://www.palminfocenter.com

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