Shug7272

Ahh hell you gotta do Nightmare On My Street by Will Smith.

This use of the word "disc" is getting Disc-gusting.

It has for me with my PS2 when it had trouble. I dont think I have ever stuck a licked one in my PC though.

Hell Im high right now. That is exactly what I though though. Maybe he got high and licked his discs... BTW Dlewis.... I have licked my discs before. :oops:

Good story... so whats with the 420?

Your probably thinking of Window Blinds. Add the file you Downloadd as an attachment and post it here. We will be able to tell you how to do it then. Or just tell us what type of file it is by extension. Welcome to the forum. Hope you like it here.

Well Im getting my ass kicked. But Im not done yet.

Just go to start, control panel, then click on mouse. Once it opens go to the pointers tab. You can then use any icon you want. If you have a specific one you want to use just click on browse at the bottom of the page and find your custom pointer. Hope that helps. Welcome to the site. Hope you enjoy it here. :hello:

You know you want it.

What? Nobody could do it, and only DJ owned up to it. So he gets the prize. There were ALOT of bad excuses though.

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2gb at home... At work I think its 1gb.

http://www.testmy.net/forum/index.php?topic=16120.msg172028;topicseen#new Get to cracking boy.

The pictures are not what you guys are thinking. And the filenames are jumbled.

Well I wasnt worrying per se but I just wanted to know how easy it would be incase he finds someone to do it. I KNOW he couldnt do it. Anyway, thanks guys. Oh and I knew there were winrar password cracking tools but I didnt know they were actually effective.

Really? That easy huh, anyone else wanna weigh in? Im not that worried for her because the person she is hiding the files from can LITERALY not turn on a computer and he would probably have a hard time finding someone to do it.

Just to ease the mind of people that think I am making this up for some reason, I am gonna try to get error code from my father and the number he had to call. I will PM it to anyone who wants it and you can call and find out about it. Yea your not lying there.

A friend of mine had pictures on a usb thumb drive, they were compressed and password protected. Her drive went missing and she is worried someone could get the pictures off. So how hard is it to bust a password on a archived (winrar) file?

What is your advertised speed? It looks to me like all your tests are about the same. Welcome to the site, hope you enjoy it. :hello:

Yea I just got bored and made it all up. If you dont believe it thats all good. This post is for anyone who may want to know whats going on, I would have never thought this stuff could happen. My father is a member here so Dad if I said anything wrong please feel free to clear it up.

Let me add that my father is VERY well trained in computer use. I guess an accident is possible but I doubt he has anything shared on accident. I will check though. Leftovers from a File Share program may be it but I dont think so. Maybe, I still fail to see how that would allow Cox to see what he had. The format was ISO. Apparently when the internet stopped working he got a long serial number type thing in an error code. This is what he read to the lady and she then told him that is why his internet had been disabled and that is how she knew it was "A Beautiful Mind." That kinda blew my mind that they knew it was that particular flick. He normally erases files quickly but this one had been lost in his folder he uses to archive old programs. As I said he has not used any filesharing since he moved here. Just weird to me is all. Like I said he KNOWS what he is doing, he took 4 years (not full time mind you) of computer classes at college. He is disabled and computers is all he has done for about 15 years. He knows his S#!t. He was on the phone with COX for the better part of 2 days untill they got him to someone who even knew what the error message was.

I just use the default.

MMMWAHAHAHAHAHAH.... anyway here we go. Ok so my father just moved here from Roswell NM. He hooked up his PC and got broadband through COX (SuddenLink). It worked fine for about 2-3days. Then all of a sudden it just stopped. So after 2 days of calling people he got routed to someone pretty high up I guess. Anyway, he read her the error message he was getting and she said "Oh, I know the problem. You have a illegal copy of the DVD A Beautiful Mind on your harddrive." He did have just that, BUT he had DL it in Roswell under a completely different ISP and had NO file sharing programs on his pc once he came here. So, what is up with that. How did COX know what he had on his PC? Any ideas? It kinda got to me. The lady told him that they would look the other way " a few times" but after that they (I dont know if she meant they as in ISP or they as in RIAA) would prosecute. How did they do it?

What is your folding name?