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"Smithy" in the internet world was a computer hacker.
Since the year 2006 it is believed that Smithy has had over 15,000 infected computers which he used to carry out spam and DDoS attacks. He is also the known programmer of the computer virus "Snoopy" which made an appearance on www.Synmantec.com's malware detections and definitions shortly after it had begun to spread.
Smithy can also be the workplace of a smith or a blacksmith; Smith (metalwork)
Along with a character in Mario
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What would be on a sign for a blacksmith?
Some terms for Blacksmith are , Smithy, horseshoer's are called Farrier's, Iron smith might be a name, possibly Hammersmith. But to answer the question more accurately, there may be an anvil , the main tool a Blacksmith uses, or a hammer, tongs , horseshoe, or a combination of these or any other tool common to a Blacksmith.
What is Charles Kingsford Smith famous for being?
Charles Kingsford Smith, nicknamed 'Smithy', was born in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia in 1897. He was always very interested in flying and mechanics from a young age and became one of Australia's best-known aviators, though not the first. Smithy completed the first non-stop crossing of the Australian mainland and the first flight from Australia to New Zealand. In 1930 he flew 16 000 kilometres single handedly and won the England to Australia air race. Kingsford Smith is particularly well-known for being the first to cross the Pacific from the United States to Australia, which he did in 1928, in the Southern Cross, a Fokker FVII-3M monoplane. The flight was in three stages, from Oakland, California to Hawaii, then to Suva, Fiji, and on to Brisbane, where he landed at Eagle Farm Airport on 8 June 1928. Kingsford Smith disappeared in 1935 in the Bay of Bengal whilst flying from England to Australia in the Lady Southern Cross. Wreckage from the aircraft was located off the south coast of Burma eighteen months later, but no evidence of the crew was ever found.
How did the ancient Greek make Spears?
The spears were mostly made out of ash tree for the spear itself, and the spear head and butt of the spear were made out of bronze.
What does the surname Hooper mean?
The proud and noble English metonymic surname of Hooper rises victoriously through the gathering mists of time from Devon, where anciently, the mighty Anglo-Saxon tribes who once powerfully ruled all of Britain originally conferred this distinguished and valued surname upon a person who was a cooper, or fitter of hoops. No hoops would mean no wheels or barrels for the community. The village's cooper often worked in close conjunction with the local smithy and the local cartwright. This family name is recorded to have held a family seat long before the arrival of Duke William and his Norman Conquerors in 1066 A.D.
How many names did they have in medieval times?
1st AnswerThis question can not be answered. It is like asking how names are there today. It is impossible to know. 2nd AnswerHowever, it is known that persons had first names only and that naming patterns were often first name plus a region, locality, or a well-known parent. Some examples might be: - John of Calabras (fictitious place name, used as an example only)- Lady Margerese of High Pointe (fictitious place name, used as an example only)- Lord Joackle of The Plain (fictitious place name, used as an example only)Slowly over centuries, last names or surnames were taken, often from the occupation a person did. For example, "John the baker" became "John Baker"; Horace the tanner" became "Horace Tanner"; "Martin the (black)smith" became "Martin Smith" (blacksniths was a term often shortened to "smithy" so a surname could be "Smith" or "Smithy".Because spelling and literacy was so poor, surnames often had many variants: Smith, Smithe, Smithey, Smithy were all names used for one person during a lifetime.As people immigrated to the USA, surnames often were "changed" simply because heavy foreign accents made it hard to understand the correct name, or because the British were the writers of records. The German spelling of Bakar became Baker, etc. Letters were dropped or added; emphasis used in certain countries were also dropped.By the 1800s, as more people arrived from numerous countries to the USA, the "foreigner" changed their surnames to English names to fit in better in communities.Even as late as the 1930s, "foreigners" were often subjected to discrimination, ostracization, ridicule, and taunting in communities, especially if competing for available jobs. Newspapers between 1900 and 1930 more often than not called someone from overseas a "foreigner" than to identify the person by name or even by nationality. Sometimes in place of a name, the newspaper editor would write, "a Hungarian from (local place name)" rather than by the person's name. In many ways newspapers treated "foreigners" no better than the "colored" in the community; both groups were highly distrusted and destained.
How tall is Smithy Sipes?
Smithy Sipes is 5' 6".
Is a smithy a workshop for a blacksmith?
Yes, a smithy is a workshop specifically for a blacksmith where metal is heated, shaped, and formed into various objects.
What episode of the bill does smithy get abducted by peter larson in?
Smithy gets kidnapped episodes 359 which you can watch on youtube by typing in the bill smithy and louise larson.
What are the ratings and certificates for Smithy - 1933?
Smithy - 1933 is rated/received certificates of: UK:A
What are the ratings and certificates for Smithy - 1946?
Smithy - 1946 is rated/received certificates of: Finland:S
What is difference between hot smithy and cold smithy?
one is hot and the other is cold.
What is a smithy?
a spastic
How do you make swordsmen on tribal wars?
You will need a smithy. to get a smithy, then you have to get you village headquarters to level 5.
When was Smithy Sipes born?
Smithy Sipes was born on September 4, 1975, in Jackson, Tennessee, USA.
What is Smithy's block?
anvil
What rhymes with smithy?
pithy
What are the release dates for The Mighty Smithy - 1926?
The Mighty Smithy - 1926 was released on: USA: 7 November 1926
