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Press home and lock at the same time Answer- Half press the camera button & the back button (silvery one). Hope I helped!(:

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Do you mean the Fastest?

If you do, It depends on your Area.

ifconfig is he command common to all Linux distrobutions. In order to use it, you have to know in advance what your IP information should be. To set your ip address to 192.168.1.100, with a standard class C netmask you would do this:

ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.100

If you have a DHCP server installed in your network, or if your home router has a DHCP server, you should use a DHCP client to connect to the network. There are two common DHCP clients. dhclient, and dhcpcd. Their usage is mostly the same:

dhcpcd eth0

or

dhclient eth0

The methods described above will work on any distribution, but as you can see it requires you to manually type commands every time. You will have to check with your distrobution to get specific instructions, but most distributions have a 'network manager' that does that sort of thing for you.

In Ubuntu, you can just click on the network manager icon and select Wired Network or pick a wireless network. On Slackware, you can type netconfig at the command line and it will walk you through setup of a wired network. Setup of wireless networks in Slackware can be tricky if you don't have a network manager installed. The best thing to do would be to Google the name of your distribution and network or internet.

They are much smarter than you and they multi task like you breath

EDIT: we actually are not "bad guys" that "hack" your accounts and steal your money/information/privacy, those so called hackers are not hackers, they are crackers and the majority of the hacker community hates them, it's like if you know how to hot wire a car won't make you an engineer.

hackers are programmers who mostly gave away their programs, ideas and source codes and help to debug other programmer's problems, hackers may also refer to as a program customiser(yes this is british English) like the famous Apple Dev Team and game mod creators, we are a bunch of people that like to help out and have fun, improving our skills by improving other people's skills, noted that people that cracks other people are not hacker, although hackers do have the ability to crack an account, this doesn't make them bad. It is like you know how to kill, but you are not bad as long as you don't kill.

most hackers are fond with the Linux operating system and very little like mac (due to mac's "preset" programs and the lack of utilities to develop softwares out of mac), if you are interested in being a hacker, you should learn how to program first, i recommand starting with LUA, as it is light weighted and easy to learn/use. by the way, that is my first learned scripting/programming language. you should also learn how to use perl and if you are good enough (which im not since im only 14 but it's impressive enough since im reli 14 only), you should also learn .NET, C, C++ and the powershell is also useful, you should try some Linux operating systems

and sorry for writing a book

from an amateur hacker

The first email was sent in 1971 by computer engineer Ray Tomlinson in 1971, the email was simply a test message to himself. The email was sent from one computer to another computer sitting right beside it in Cambridge, Massachusetts, but it traveled via ARPANET, a network of computers that was the precursor to the internet.

Yes, each and every country has several internet service providers.

If you mean the Ritz carlton hotel on runescape then go to this address:

http://services.runescape.com/m=forum/c=5sb6aOK6aJw/forums.ws?201,202,140,61795540

Otherwise, wtf are you talking about? :P

i dont know go get a job!

go to school, do something you potato sack!

but dont do drugs!

Well it depends what you did wrong. Something pretty big like hacking personal details and destroying someones computer can be a big risk, but doing something accidental isnt always too bad because they know it can when its not your fault

While resolving "undefined errors" in Javascript can be difficult, here is some recommendation that can help you to solve your problem:

1. Try to find out a line which makes a browser output an error. After an error, current script stops, and lines after this stop aren't executed. You can try to find the using simple "alert('boo');" function, so if you can see the dialog box with 'boo' message, and no errors, the error should occure later in a code, and if you see no message, error is occured.

2. Checkout variables. The are could be strange values of the variables assigned during the script execution, which you don't aware of. be sure that you variables have correct values.

3. Check you script in a different browsers. If it can work in some of the browsers, there probably something which a faulty cannot interpret in way you meant. Checkout you methods.

4. If you are manipulating dom, use innerHTML to insert something in table in Internet Explorer, it can give you undefined error. innerHTML aren't allowed to insert data in some of the tags in Exporer

Toolstoday Router Bit Profile Quiz Do you know your router bit profiles? Test your knowledge with the Toolstoday Router Bits Quiz. Name that router bit. http://www.toolstoday.com/t-router-bits-quiz.aspx

its asking for you itunes password you must create an itunes account on computer using itunes

There are many ways to post a webpage onto the Internet. If you would like an individual web page, you should purchase a domain name. These require annual payments but can be very cheap (I found one that is $5.95). Then you must sign up for a web hosting site that will allow you to post your web page onto the Internet. Many of these require a one-time payment of up to $50.00 for full benefits. The advantages of paying for these: You don't get pesky advertisements and you can choose your domain name. Another option would be to go to geocities.com and sign up there. They provide free domain names and free hosting, but if you get the free package, an advertisement shows up on your webpage and it can become very annoying. They offer domain names that are in this format: http://www.geocities.com/yourwebsitehere

This can be very hard to remember. I believe there are deals in which you can redirect the page to a domain name you have purchased. Then, there are MANY blog hosts for FREE on the Internet. Some popular engines include Weblog and Blogspot (Blogspot is sponsored by Google). These are free and very useful. However, they are formatted to be blogs, so if your webpage is not in a format of a blog, this will not work. With those blog hosts, you need not create a webpage; they provide VERY easy and handy tools for you to create a blog within seconds.

You can find the URL at the second to top bar on your internet page

Facebook was made because all the teenagers where bored of using every social network . A some guys made Facebook Mark Zuckerberg , Chris Hughes , Eduardo Saverin and Dustin Moskovitz

Cyberbully begans when someone is mad at another person or doesn't like them for some reason. The bullys began to think of ways to get back at you & that's when cyberbully begins.

If you haven't met IRL you know absolutely nothing about 'him' except that 'he' knows what to type to keep you interested. 'He' can't 'treat' from a keyboard, 'treating' only happens IRL. It's possible the reason 'he' has so much time to chat is that he's a 400lb. sex offender on house arrest except for the trips to get his methadone and chemical castration shots.

No. Sorry but you can only backflip on the console systems.

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The brief history of WiMAX is an interesting study in technology development, standardization and spin control. The idea for WiMAX came about in the wake of the telecom bubble, when generating hype about what technologies could do was anathema. WiMAX is also - by name as well as by function and association - a cousin of Wi-Fi, which hasn't exactly become firmly ensconced as an indispensable technology tool in the telecom service provider quiver. When Wi-Fi's new maxed-out cousin came onto the scene, it already had that (perceived) strike against it. So it should come as no surprise that the WiMAX powers that be - namely, the WiMAX Forum and the companies comprising it - have been very careful to control the spin, downplay the hype and shroud the technology's certification processes in a veil of mystery. Without that level of control, excitement about WiMAX's potential as a broadband access form could have continued unabated, with people within and outside of telecom making assumptions about WiMAX that ultimately could have resulted in letdowns. But now it's beginning to feel like the WiMAX community has taken the protection of its brainchild too far. A postponement of the WiMAX Forum's product certification process earlier this year led to rampant speculation that the forum was changing direction or its position on support of certain versions of WiMAX. True or not, the conjecture - accompanied by the forum's relative silence on the issues - didn't do much for the nascent technology's still-forming reputation in service provider circles. Those wrinkles in the WiMAX maturation process seem to be ironed out, for the most part, at this point. But now a new potential quandary is rearing its head: potential WiMAX deployers' impatience with the process that will bless WiMAX gear as "certified." As Dan O'Shea points out in this month's cover story (page 20), smaller broadband wireless players such as wireless ISP NextWeb are looking at moving ahead with RFPs for WiMAX gear in advance of any official equipment certification. That's probably not the kind of publicity the WiMAX Forum wants. The best answer might be for the forum to let market forces (like NextWeb's plans) govern the pace of WiMAX deployment. On one hand, that action could speed up the whole process and lead more quickly to high-volume production and thus lower component costs. On the other, it could protect the forum and its backers from further backlash if WiMAX doesn't meet the industry's broadband expectations, as many industry pundits are now predicting.

Go to www.whitepages.com and type in the number, they can do a pretty good job at telling you that.

I don't think whitepages.com offers this service anymore. Try www.data24-7.com

Go to peoplesmart.com . The whitepages doesn't offer the service (while they do list sponsors who do -- peoplesmart was one of the sponsors) and data24-7 charges for it. while peoplesmart.com charges to release the name and address. They will tell you the city and the carrier for free.

you get a googlewhack by typing in TWO (this is the key) random words, that you would never EVER see together, otherwise. Dis is da key, thank you me. you get a googlewhack by typing in TWO (this is the key) random words, that you would never EVER see together, otherwise. Dis is da key, thank you me.