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My latest interest is mycology so for the past couple of weeks I've been reading:

Growing Gourmet and Medicinal Mushrooms
http://amzn.com/1580081754

I have everything I need to start growing shiitake mushrooms except the mushroom spores (which I'll be ordering soon) and sawdust which my cousin told me he could get me (he's a construction worker).

A simple login script that doesn’t use flat files or a database. This script will protect multiple pages with multiple users. Sessions are used so you won’t have to relogin if you leave the page, the session times out after 10 minutes.  The usernames and passwords are stored in two seperate arrays, one for users and one for passwords in the config.php file. There is a small security flaw that someone could mix and match usernames and passwords.

Demo @ http://www.data-spy.net/code/AdminWithoutDB/index.php
Screenshot @ http://www.data-spy.net/code/AdminWithoutDB/screenshot.gif
Download @ http://www.data-spy.net/code/AdminWithoutDB/AdminWithoutDB.zip

your idea about tshirts is awesome, but i have no sources to produce or design such tshirts :p

Just design the website to gain experience designing ecommerce sites, another thing I would recommend is going to www.elance.com and look at some of the job postings for php/mysql/ajax and pick out random jobs and design them, check out the job postings there will also give you ideas for sites to design as well.  Once you become confident with web dev start doing some freelance work off of www.elance.com, that's what I plan on doing.  I'm taking a 5 month vacation this winter and all I'm going to do is study php/mysql/js/web design like a crazy person, then I'll hopefully be able to start programming for money, that's my hope at least.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/26/cispa-passes-house_n_1457548.html

I was just joking  

I was an IRC junkie back in 1999 I kinda grew out of it, I don't even remember the channels I use to frequent but it was never boring since there were as least a couple hundred people in them. 

I use to port scan large channels (1500-3000 users) for trojans (mostly subseven) and whoever was infected I'd message them, let them know they were infected and usually remove the trojan for them

I was pretty new to computers back then so I still used windows, I used mIRC as my IRC client with the polaris add on to run file servers and stuff.
 

I went on there for 1 minute and no one was talking so I left

I read a while ago about a Adobe Flash exploit that allowed you to use the web cam without user permission but it was closed fast!

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/technology-blog/adobe-flash-exploit-allows-websites-access-webcam-without-010049284.html

try googling web cam exploits

Post on my blog @ www.data-spy.net

I know this is a simple tutorial, don't make fun of me

This tutorial will cover how to use dnsmap to brute force subdomains of a specific domain.  dnsmap is mainly meant to be used by pentesters during the information gathering/enumeration phase of infrastructure security assessments.

First things first, you're going to want to download dnsmap which is at http://code.google.com/p/dnsmap/.

After you've downloaded the source code now would be the time to add any extra subdomains you'd like to search for, you can do that by editing the dnsmap.h file, you'd want to add the subdomains after // buil-in list of subdomains comment, it's a long list you can't miss it !

If you're done editing the dnsmap.h file or don't want to add any extra subdomains the next step would be to compile the source, you can do this by opening your terminal, changing to the directory of the source, and compiling it.

Example:
cd dnsmap-0.30/gcc dnsmap.c -o dnsmap
Once you've compiled the source you can run dnsmap by typing ./dnsmap and then the domain you want to scan into your terminal, make sure to exclude the www.

Example:
./dnsmap domain.com
This was tested on Ubuntu 10.04