chrisknight

Sweet! You made out!

What he said... That's what i was trying to say. Just to be clear.

Yeah, tank slappers are a bitch. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvHtChodNk0 & http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ1srcQMa_0&feature=results_main&playnext=1&list=PLDED5D84F6AE93CBB People have some really good advice in this thread. I have heard that hitting the gas hard can bring you out of a slapper, making the front tire light or even off the ground and I can see how that would work but you have to be really experienced with wheelies in an "oh shit" moment, lucky, crazy, or all of the above. Clutch it up and don't try to force it correct. The slapper gets set in motion from things people have already said, but mostly when you gas it hard and the front wheel comes up a bit, even 1/2 inch... In that time the front is off the ground, if the handle bars get cocked a bit, when the front wheel touches back down on the ground, centrifugal force will whip the wheel straight again, sometimes a few degrees more than it should. Depending on a lot of things, it starts a cycle of correcting the wheel straight but keeps "over-correcting". Scary as hell!!!

Sorry to hear. RIP.

That's pretty cool. I'll keep an eye out for it.

Damn dude.. That sucks. I have had a spinal tab before. Good luck to you...

Hahahaha.. holy sh!t!

I don't go into public restrooms unless I absolutely have to. I will leave work, drive home, do my thing, and then come back to work. If I HAVE to go in public, I don't care if it's the handicap stall or not, it's the furthest from the door. If someone else is in there, I find another restroom. I roll the paper towel down and then wash my hands, grab the towel, dry my hands off, and use it to turn off the water, open the door, etc... This thread reminds me of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzO1mCAVyMw

As well as the blonde in the back. WTF?!?! lol Is this some kind of group sex dummy therapy? "Roger, would you like to start?" Roger: "OK, I just feel like she' s not listening to me." hahahahaha

+1

Yup... I've done it myself on my wrist. Don't wuss out, you have to hit it square and kind of hard with a heavy book... My doctor said that sometimes when you hit them, they wont drain right away. They will get soft and gel like after you "break" them. If it's not hard to the touch after you hit it once then you probably broke it and your body will absorb the fluid.

HAhaha... He just poured it all over himself. Isn't the milk shake traveling as fast as he is? Increasing speed gradually would allow you to drink it correctly. Can you drink a coke in a car going 100 without it flying out of the cup? Yup..

Yo!

I'm curious now, who do you work for? I heard that they might be looking around for assistance. I work for a consulting company in Delaware. This happened to one of our clients who has offices in Delaware, Columbus, and other areas... Originally I thought it was the point-to-point T1 from Delaware to Columbus, and CRC, etc.. errors on the interfaces kind of pointed to that. However, that was caused when TW telecom pulled the circuit down last night to loop up the smart jacks. The tests came back clean so we went in to figure out WTF happened. To stay somewhat confidential, what type of business is this that was having trouble?

No Cisco but thank you for the info... I'll look into that.

Gotcha... I can see that now that I'm awake... lol On a related topic, today I learned that even if all of your corp. switches all have spanning tree protocol enabled, some asshole will bring in an old 5 port POS switch that doesn't, put it under his desk, attempt to plug in a WAP and with one patch cable, plug into port 2, and with the other end of the same cable, loop around the desk and plug into port 5... Whammo, broadcast storm! Spanning tree only shuts down loops as it detects them, and no loops on the other corp. switches so, if you have a broadcast storm on a switch and uplink it to the corp. network, the uplink re-transmits the broadcasts to the corp. switches properly, as it should, unaware of the storm. This even took out another building connected to this network via 2 media converters and fiber. No router to isolate b-cast domains. 1 DHCP broadcast is all it takes. Damn it!!!

How is the LAN tap different/better than a port mirror? I can see portability and no need to log into the switch though. You're still on an isolated collision domain plugged into one port, right? This thing doesn't somehow monitor all ports? It couldn't. *Might be confused on its purpose.*

Can he use a computer yet? I remember reading years ago that he wasn't even permitted to touch a computer, yet he could give "security" seminars.

Just kidding around...

How much did they want?

I started about 2 years ago, but haven't in a while. There was a site... I think its http://www.geocaching.com/ where you can look up caches in your area. My sister got me into it. She and a friend were once in the woods looking for one and came up on a buried box. The rain had washed away dirt so you could just see the top. They dug it up thinking it was the geocache, it was a revolver, with bullets, serial number filed off. They called police and they approached the scene with extreme caution. They ran licenses and all that... They had to go back in to show police where it was.. Never heard another thing about it.

That was awesome!!!!

I thought the blue box held the line at 90V after you answered so that the PBX thought the phone was "ringing" the whole time, so no bill... Or was that black? Either way, yes, 2600Hz used to tie you to an analog trunk and disconnect the far side leaving you with the ability to dial at will... You can also ground to pay phone chassis the center pin on the mic. The dude in war games did it wrong. You have to hold the ground on while dialing... lol

phreak!

LOL... Not if you're gonna stab me in the eye with a pencil.