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    bazookafox: He obviously just got Rick-rolled more »
    kennyg311: The beard rate there must be through the roof. more »
    kozi: He maybe just realized what a waste was his life... more »
    MaxPoint: they all have such good facial hair. more »
    The5thElephant: Could someone explain what exactly one does in a contest like this? Is everyone just connected over LAN and somehow blocking ports while opening othe... more »
    RuBBa_cHiKiN: The real question is can it fit in the Batmobile?:   more »
    denisnossevitch:   more »
    Bokusatsu_Tenshi: I have the answer for that one: If he was playing too many games or using too many 3D intensive software it probably overheated the crappy nVidia chip... more »
    Googlo: You are all WRONG!!!! more »
    deanbmmv: Heh heh. The infamous Goatse hack. Every time you click a goatse pops up. more »
    InsidiousTuna: His opponent is clearly on a Mac, and his hopes for the competition are dashed. more »
    njdevil: "I knew I shouldn't have shaved and showered today, I look so out of place" more »
    Golf_Nut: hackers, coke, coffee and beers make for a fun competition. more »
    JC Whitless: I don't know how well I'd do attacking another computer, but I would so be totally impenetrable to attacks with this baby. more »
    Akhen: Maybe they all had to start with computers that have IE installed. His double facepalm is despair and hopelessness at its finest. more »
    fuchikoma: So if you use Microsoft EFS, law enforcement can crack it, but you could lose all your encrypted files anyway if your profile corrupts or someone brea... more »
    mike.m: "Needless to say, the Computer Online Forensic Evidence Extractor (COFEE) is super-illegal for the average Joe to use" You need to do some fact check... more »
    paulrules: Obstruction of Justice? Technically, this is illegal to use on your computer IF you're under investigation. Plus, placing this on your computer is li... more »
    dfp3050: +1 for macs! lol more »
    njdevil: "In this case, it's probably best to switch to Tea—or some other drink that hasn't been corrupted. " Or, just stop being a pedophile/terrorist/demo... more »
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  • #security

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  • #annalsofstupidity

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  • #viruses

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  • #security

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