EvilZone

For me it was when I first got my first computer at a young age. Bday present from my parents. They figured a computer would be a good way to feed my extreme curiosity in all things. This was early/mid nineties

Manually trying to open every single file inside it to see what's in it. Sometimes editing files to see what would happen and then figuring out why it would happen. Fucking up the OS more than once obviously.. This was way before there were proper search engines Went to the local (nearest) library to rent some books about computers / operating systems. The entire library had like a single shelf with some old computer related books, most of them written in English. From here I 'borrowed' an 'Encarta' encyclopedia on CD to read and explore. Also, the OS on my computer was configured in English so I had to get myself an English to <native language> dictionary and tried to decipher all the words that were used.

So yeah, I'd say my parents gave my first inspiration.
After a while I found out my neighbor was quite handy with computers, he introduced me to batch file scripting in Windows. Awesome

Still one of my all-time favorites!
Monster is a nice one as well, it's one that I'm currently reading. 

hxxp://mangafox.me/manga/monster/v01/c001/1.html


edit: This one is pretty sick as well: hxxp://mangafox.me/manga/shamo/

Looks like this extension is automatically disabled when you close your Chrome after the installation.
To get around this you'd have to activate the Developer tools or use Chrome Canary.

Enable developer tools in the extension-tab -> chrome://extensions
Chrome Canary -> https://www.google.com/intl/nl/chrome/browser/canary.html

I just tried to download the Maverick OSX image from the mega.co.nz website but I seem to get a checksum error everytime I try to unpack it.
Could anyone verify if that's just a problem on my side or that the file(s) is/are actually corrupt?

These are the files I'm talking about:

MEGA
Total of 8 Parts
(source from http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=PsJWZS6x)

Looks like a great guide man, I'll be working through this one if I can download the full ISO.
Downloading the full ISO from the FTP now as we speak. Thanks !


Edit: All the other files don't seem to work here either. Not a valid archive file.. blah....blah..
I'll try it out when I get back home.

I just did a google search and stumbled across this website: http://ridemanuals.com/PDFs-Password%20Protected/

It seems there are a lot of password protected .PDF-files here to download.