Never Vm backtrack, it’s so easy to just make a bootable flash drive, just copy the 2 folders from the iso and run bootinst.bat
Also mac OS has driver issues with every PC, you can easily find drivers by googling (your device model) .kext and it will find a patch that’s easy to install. I had to look for a patch for my sound card drivers and my LAN drivers.
Hmm, okay. I was thinking backtrack would be nice in a vm, because yeah, no need to restart. I could put it on a flash drive easy enough, but that doesn’t get rid of the rebooting issue.
A man can dream…
The whole point of backtrack is to have on-the-go hacking software that’s compatible with the most hardware possible, in fact the latest version of back track works with every wlan card that linux is compatible with, and most of those drivers are already patched for WEP cracking.
Heh, as if it was supposed to be subtle.
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I approve of this wallpaper.
Yep, just one.
I knew it would be deleted quickly (thanks to our wonderfully efficient forum staff), so I decided to back it up in case there were any questions. I suppose it’s about time I either delete it or dump it into the FILES folder with the rest of my sentimental garbage.
Well I was joking but…
Wow.
How does it feel to have another stalker?
Another?
Wat.
Erm… Nothing.
GET OUT OF HERE STALKER
B-But… this is the MAIN ENTRANCE to the… oh, nevermind…
Since my desktop hasn’t changed, I figured I’d show kaz.txt’s new home.
my crap folder has over 9000 files in it 
Don’t be ashamed, my “My Pictures” folder has 8000 files in 200 assorted folders.
Pfft.
I know Ram will be in here seconds after I post this to out-do me.
But 8000 is nothing.
I’ve got about 25,000 pictures in about 520 folders.
Eh. Well I had to post a new picture someday.
Wallpaper cropped and shopped from this. Which in itself is a pretty badass cover art for a pretty badass OST.
I normally don’t do this, but LOL.
Minimalism is great and all, but limiting your immediate accessibility to just Firefox & Steam… at 1024x640… it’s too cute looking.
So I guess you don’t keep enough music on your netbook to warrant a media player?
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