EvilZone

You should consider investing in a VPN (Yes, paid) which is entirely for the use of Torrent downloads.

However, this doesn't limit you to just torrents, but they're are based on that purpose.
Peerblock is good, but if you do buy a VPN, research into stopping DNS leaks inside Windows.

DNS leaks + Torrent VPN = Useless.
I use GNU/Linux everyday so never get dns leaks.

Sure enough, you might think "Well torrents are free, if I buy a VPN then torrenting is no longer free"
I thought the same, but I'd rather have protection than a 'Go to jail card'

It's well worth it, considering you can get 3 months, easily for under 15$.

Free VPNs are useless also, they don't allow P2P or heavy traffic (which is completely understandable)

Two Paid Torrent VPNs I'm aware of currently:
www.torrentprivacy.com

www.strongvpn.com << More expensive that TorrentPrivacy but has multiple server locations and connections (PPTP, L2TP, SSTP)

Awesome! Many thanks, Relax.
I'll try editing now and test the outcome.

Tack mycket bra. 

Breaking through the WPS barrier with its vulnerability is the best way on a slow laptop.
I have a 2.2 Ghz laptop myself and was able to retrieve a 100% working WPA PSK key in a matter of 12 hours.

If you have a fast machine, go for Bruteforce or dictionary attack but WPS is far more efficient IMO on a network AP that doesn't have too many lock outs.

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Hello Evilzone,
Seeing as I haven't yet made a tutorial on here, I wanted to make something which isn't already on here, and something that people may benefit from.


So firstly, I always see and hear in the media about the government trying to control piracy, in the UK, we've been struck on hard, not only is just about every ISP blocking Sweden's Pirate Bay but now you'll be put on a list.


Sure enough, you can't go wrong with getting free movies, but there are some great alternatives out there at a very small price.


After all, if you're trying to evade TPB, most likely you'd use a high speed Virtual Private Network. (I know I use one to evade ISP blocks)


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Today I'll be talking about Usenet.
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What is usenet?

Usenet is a worldwide distributed Internet discussion system. It was developed from the general purpose UUCP architecture of the same name.
Duke University graduate students Tom Truscott and Jim Ellis conceived the idea in 1979 and it was established in 1980.[1]Users read and post messages (called articles or posts, and collectively termed news) to one or more categories, known asnewsgroups. Usenet resembles a bulletin board system (BBS) in many respects, and is the precursor to the various Internet forums that are widely used today. Usenet can be superficially regarded as a hybrid between email and web forums. Discussions are threaded, with modern news reader software, as with web forums and BBSes, though posts are stored on the server sequentially.

Sums it up quite easy.
Now I may be ranting on a little and I'm sure you'll want to know what you will need in order to start downloading content.


1. A Newsreader.
2. A Newzbin Website.
3. PyParity.
4. A Brain.


Because I run a Linux system, my option of a powerfull newsreader is "Pan"
So I run the command.. sudo apt-get install pan

Now comes the Newzbin website, there are a lot out there but the best IMO is www.nzbmatrix.com

I Highly recommend VIP on nzbMatrix, due to the fact it allows longer 'Retention'
And other lovely surprises.


Retention is the date that a newzbin file has been stored on the server, the longer the Retention the older the file, so the more retention you have, the more you'll be able to download!


You'll also be needing a Usenet provider, you use 'Pan' to connect to the Usenet provider to download from NZBMatrix. Sounds complicated?
It really isn't, it just makes practice & practice makes perfect.


It's really easy, honest.
My personal favourite Usenet Provider is www.giganews.com

Ok so you got everything you need? & you want to start? Ok good.


Start up Pan, and you'll need to fill out the details for the server (I'll use Giganews)


Server: news.giganews.com
Port: 119
Username: Giganews E-mail address.
Password: Giganews Password.


The rest can be left as default.
Allow 2 minutes for the newz to download and we're ready.


Head over to NZBMatrix, choose a file > Go to Pan > File > Import NZB File > Choose your file > Choose a location where you want the files downloaded to.


Done.
So that's all there is to know really.. apart from one thing.


Usenet uses "Parity" files, they're needed with the main zip/rar files in case of breakage, the parity files 'Fix' the archives for a successful unrar.


sudo apt-get install pyparAfter each file you download from NZBMatrix, run the par files through pypar, repair them all and extract.


I wanted to keep this brief so I hope everything is understood.
Hope you guys like!
Warm regards 

P.s Sorry if some of this info is wrong, I will correct if need be.

Even the URL made me giggle.

"Church Of Google" 

I've been a GNU/Linux user for about 6 years.
It's hard to migrate at first, I had a dream when I was younger that I would let my imagination go wild and create some cool Flash movies.
Unfortunately Adobe Flash is a no no inside Linux, it runs in WINE but the stability isn't so good.
I found a great alternative though, called 'Pencil' which is great for animating over vectors.

Another thing I missed was gaming too, but you can get basically anything running in Linux with a few tweaks, for example, I wanted to run my favourite point and click game called "The Longest Journey" I had the official CD but it would not run in any Wine version as there was a problem with the shading, so I studied deep into Google for days, found the solution that several contributers of Wine released Patches, I compiled a Wine prefix, added the patches and the game works perfect.

Another game that I love is World of Warcraft, this runs in almost any Wine version with no edits/tweaks.

Linux is all about Trial and error, but it's fun and you'll gain a huge achievement of accomplishment.

Also, I'd like to add, In all the 6 years of running Linux, I've had none, zero, nada viruses at all, and only 2 kernel panics.

In Windows, I had 5+ BSOD in the first month I used it!

Hope this helps

The old school hacker room looks simply amazing.
I wish my house was like that.
And the old dialup sound <3

Hehe, love it!
I have some llamas in a field near my house, about 10 minutes away.
They're so cute.