avih
24th March 2002, 23:45
http://sjeemz.nl/tmp/hacker.html
this is SO funny lol
don't try @home kids!
here's a sample response from one of the readers to the claim that "if your son uses matrox cards, he's a hacker":
"While these cards do have limited support for 3D graphics, this support is actually designed to discourage use of 3D hacker tools like Quake, Abnormal Tournament and "Serious Sam", due to low framerates and numerous rendering glitches. The hacker card of choice is made by nVidia, an evil Canadian liberalist company whose graphics cards are called the "G-Force". These cards come with a specially designed "GPU", or "Guessing Password Unit", which is specially designed for hacking into computers and stealing people's passwords and credit card numbers.
"
this "arcticle" is mirrored from http://www.adequacy.org/
here's a link to the original article: http://www.adequacy.org/?op=displaystory;sid=2001/12/2/42056/2147
it has 4797 comments :)
omg, this site is so full of BS. i didn't think ppl are THAT ignorant. may god help them. it could have been the best computer joke on earth. unfortunately, it seems ppl use this site as a valuable source of information and "knoledge" grrrr.
god bless america. it needs it so much.
this is SO funny lol
don't try @home kids!
here's a sample response from one of the readers to the claim that "if your son uses matrox cards, he's a hacker":
"While these cards do have limited support for 3D graphics, this support is actually designed to discourage use of 3D hacker tools like Quake, Abnormal Tournament and "Serious Sam", due to low framerates and numerous rendering glitches. The hacker card of choice is made by nVidia, an evil Canadian liberalist company whose graphics cards are called the "G-Force". These cards come with a specially designed "GPU", or "Guessing Password Unit", which is specially designed for hacking into computers and stealing people's passwords and credit card numbers.
"
this "arcticle" is mirrored from http://www.adequacy.org/
here's a link to the original article: http://www.adequacy.org/?op=displaystory;sid=2001/12/2/42056/2147
it has 4797 comments :)
omg, this site is so full of BS. i didn't think ppl are THAT ignorant. may god help them. it could have been the best computer joke on earth. unfortunately, it seems ppl use this site as a valuable source of information and "knoledge" grrrr.
god bless america. it needs it so much.