gamehead200

Looks like Paint to me! Naw, just kidding... Great sig!

Well, first of all, welcome to MSFN! Second, this is in the wrong forum... Topic moved.

Get the PCI IDE card... You'll be glad you did, because once you flash your BIOS with a corrupt one or the wrong one, your BIOS chip is gone (unless you have an EEPROM programmer)...

OLD, but funny!

OMG... Don't glue your fingers together... Only an id*** would do that!

OK... Then...

This topic on WinBeta explains it a lot better! http://www.winbeta.org/winbeta/forums/inde...?showtopic=4294

If you're using Linux, I believe you need to unhide it since files that start with "." are hidden... If there isn't one presently on the server, you can send it via FTP... Make the file with Notepad!

Here's another one I just made: <PM me! > These are quite easy to make if you know your filters!

The purpose of a key generator is to generate different keys with different PIDs, not to generate the same key over and over again with the same PID... Let's not talk about the key generator anymore, please...

What does the topic title have to do with this? Topic title changed.

I got a 403 forbidden...

Just a bunch of filters... Feel free to use it as your wallpaper!

This is not a fact, because it may generate valid corporate keys!

Two of them were blocked in SP1... Now don't get too carried away with this topic...

Tried that before and had no luck...

For those of you that run little webservers at home and that don't have cPanel (), here is a nifty trick that will allow you to create your very own subdomains... FOR APACHE ONLY! IIS DOES NOT SUPPORT THIS! First off, say you want http://msfn.yoursite.com to redirect to http://www.msfn.org, then you would put the following in the .htaccess file in the root of your server: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^msfn.yoursite.com$ [OR] RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.msfn.yoursite.com$ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.msfn.org/ [L,R=301] This basically redirects it to msfn.org! And now, let's say you want a random subdomain to redirect to a random folder on your server... For example, let's say you type in http://something.yoursite.com in your browser... This rewrite rule should make it redirect to http://www.yoursite.com/something ... Now if you do or do not have a folder called "something" on your server, that's another story. If its there, it'll redirect, it if its not, it'll give you a 404! RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.yoursite\.com RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ([^.]+)\.yoursite\.com [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.yoursite.com/%1 [L,R] The %1 is a variable, so therefore whatever gets placed before .yoursite.com will be in place of that variable. If anyone has any suggestions or comments, post them here and i'll be glad to help out!

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Hey guys... Just did these a few days ago... (Note: Not for 56k users... ) <PM me! > What do you think?

If this is true, this would be a better ways, because I know of some companies (and my school) who use PIDs with -640- or something else in the middle and this would be a better way of blocking unlicensed users! lol! Your school is unlicensed? Tut, tut... lol Maybe you could use that to you're advantage.. Chris! No, they're not unlicensed... PIDs aren't only the middle three digits (ie. -640-)... They consist of most numbers, and some of the PIDs with specific numbers including -640- were already blocked in SP1... This doesn't mean that all copies of Windows XP with -640- were blocked...

Where does the water come from? Just looked through it quickly...

*BUMP* Anyone else?

If this is true, this would be a better ways, because I know of some companies (and my school) who use PIDs with -640- or something else in the middle and this would be a better way of blocking unlicensed users!

I use this PHP GD script... Its pretty self-explanatory... Change "sig.png" to whatever you want the file to be named... <?php $dh = opendir("."); while (false !== ($file = readdir($dh))) { // scanning for .gif files only and stopping sig.png being loaded // (you will run into errors if this isn't here) if (preg_match('/\.gif$/i', $file) and $file != "sig.png") { $filelist[] = $file; } } srand((double)microtime()*1000000); $picnum = rand(0, sizeof($filelist) - 1); header("Location: " . $filelist[$picnum]); closedir($dh); ?> Refer to this thread if you need help setting up the .htaccess files or more... http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=9065

One post is sufficient... Your double post was removed... Topic moved to the correct forum.