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I like how using someone elses password cause they left it lying around is considered "hacking"... 
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/loc...a-news-broward
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Originally Posted by TitanSTI
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Originally Posted by T-Will
I like how using someone elses password cause they left it lying around is considered "hacking"...
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/loc...a-news-broward
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/loc...a-news-broward
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Originally Posted by GT35 STI
I don't get how he threw it during bowling....
but it looks like the string broke, since it's not on the end of it
but it looks like the string broke, since it's not on the end of it
Do you really think the flat end of a Wii remote could penetrate the flat face of the TV frame? Maybe it could crack it and maybe it would destroy the remote in the process, but it's obvious someone created a hole in the TV and shoved the remote into it. I doubt the remote would even penetrate sheetrock - maybe make a serious dent in it, but not actually penetrate and stick.
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Originally Posted by Egan
It's BS.
Do you really think the flat end of a Wii remote could penetrate the flat face of the TV frame? Maybe it could crack it and maybe it would destroy the remote in the process, but it's obvious someone created a hole in the TV and shoved the remote into it. I doubt the remote would even penetrate sheetrock - maybe make a serious dent in it, but not actually penetrate and stick.
Do you really think the flat end of a Wii remote could penetrate the flat face of the TV frame? Maybe it could crack it and maybe it would destroy the remote in the process, but it's obvious someone created a hole in the TV and shoved the remote into it. I doubt the remote would even penetrate sheetrock - maybe make a serious dent in it, but not actually penetrate and stick.
But seriously...you know someone broke it then put the remote in there to stage the whole thing.
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Originally Posted by maddhatteroo7
heh you said "penetrate"
But seriously...you know someone broke it then put the remote in there to stage the whole thing.
But seriously...you know someone broke it then put the remote in there to stage the whole thing.
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Originally Posted by T-Will
"To charge a kid with a computer crime is absurd," said Fort Lauderdale attorney Fred Haddad. "There's plenty of ways to handle this besides charging a felony."
Shrouder had been elected leader of his sophomore, junior and senior classes at Cooper City High and recently was voted "most likely to be president" of the United States.
Shrouder had been elected leader of his sophomore, junior and senior classes at Cooper City High and recently was voted "most likely to be president" of the United States.
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Originally Posted by T-Will
I like how using someone elses password cause they left it lying around is considered "hacking"...
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/loc...a-news-broward
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/loc...a-news-broward
Shrouder had been elected leader of his sophomore, junior and senior classes at Cooper City High and recently was voted "most likely to be president" of the United States.
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Originally Posted by Egan
It's BS.
Do you really think the flat end of a Wii remote could penetrate the flat face of the TV frame? Maybe it could crack it and maybe it would destroy the remote in the process, but it's obvious someone created a hole in the TV and shoved the remote into it. I doubt the remote would even penetrate sheetrock - maybe make a serious dent in it, but not actually penetrate and stick.
Do you really think the flat end of a Wii remote could penetrate the flat face of the TV frame? Maybe it could crack it and maybe it would destroy the remote in the process, but it's obvious someone created a hole in the TV and shoved the remote into it. I doubt the remote would even penetrate sheetrock - maybe make a serious dent in it, but not actually penetrate and stick.
ahh.. good call you are probably right....
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Originally Posted by nKoan
Nice.
Also, you know, not hucking a remote at a television. I know geeks are supposed to be bad at sports and have no motor control, but ****. Who drops a piece of electronics they're actively using?