Monday, August 3, 2009

And the Avast Pro serial....

.... you generously offered up is now flagged as of 7/31/09 as a pirated license.

Oh well.....

Monday, April 27, 2009

Jizz In My Pants

from the guys who brought you 'I'm on a boat'

Sunday, April 19, 2009

Friday, April 17, 2009

Thursday, April 9, 2009

it's like stego, but closer to what aqd asked me about (or brought up in conversation- it was awhile ago)

Secret Media uses a specialized technique of hiding information by embedding messages within seemingly harmless media files. It works by embedding invisible bits of data in otherwise normal graphics and audio files (such as JPG, MP3, WMA, GIF, BMP, or WAV). Using this technology, you can hide sensitive or private text messages in virtually any media file.

Features :
Unlike encryption, embedded Secret Media files are virtually undetectable. Files created with Secret Media look just like a regular graphics or audio file. But only you (and the people you tell) will know that there are secret messages embedded in the graphics or audio file.

Secret Media uses a Wizard-style interface to guide you from creating your own secret media file to viewing the hidden messages within a secret media file. An embedded password helps keep your private data even more secure.

If someone sent you a Secret Media embedded file, you can use the Secret Media Free Reader to view the hidden message in the file.

http://w13.easy-share.com/1700384974.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/114923394/Secret.Media.3.0.0.rar



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Now playing on Windows Media Player: scene22_jessica_bangmywhiteass9_full
via FoxyTunes

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Sunday, January 11, 2009

Enterprise / Pro - Avast Anti Virus forthcoming?


Beauty is in the eye of the reloader....

... or overloader, bro G.


Yo Gavin,

Ready to overload, over cache and max out I/O over here with as many protocols humanly possible - So drop that SDK freebie on me.

Friday, January 2, 2009

additional data - Google Notebook

I finally understand what all this is, how it was all possible. Now I see, good lord, how we must look from out there. Our addiction is evil. The propensity for this evil lies in our weakness before it. Kierkegaard was right - there is an awful precipice before us. But he was wrong about the leap - there's a difference between jumping and being pushed. You reach a point where you are forced to face your own needs, and the fact that you can't terminate the situation settles on you with full force.

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