"Hactivism is the new 4th branch of government in order to monitor the other three . . . Fighting back and resistance isn’t just fun, but it is our patriotic duty."
~ ~ Jello Biafra.

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Everyone has a favorite show they watch religiously, but let’s face it. Most of us cannot base our lives around a TV show and if you can, I feel sorry for you. There has been many tools and techniques created to fill this void of missing our favorite shows. The VCR, THE DVD-R, Tivo and many more free and costly methods. The steps I am going to shows you can cost nothing to a couple dollars depending on how you plan on doing it.

First of all you need a BitTorrent Client to download the TV show you missed.

Then you need to access an engine like The Pirate Bay to download the TV show you missed. Please note you can also use this engine to download pirated movies, but that is bad.

I would suggest running your Antivirus software on anything you download from the internet, but I think that is just commonsense.

Once you have downloaded the TV Show, you could easily watch it on your computer w/ Media Player or any alternative player as long as you have downloaded the Divx Codec’s. If you want to watch it in your DVD players, you can easily burn the Files to a CD-R using the VCD method or DVD with your DVD-R Drive.

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Is this community focused on the movements of the 2600 organization? I am an avid reader of 2600, but also read other sources such as Blacklisted 411. The 2600 Radio shows are one of the longest running, but the archives of both Binary Revolution and DDP HackRadio are also worthy of a listen. I'm just trying to find out the main focus of this community.

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2600 Radio Shows;


Off the Hook;

Off The Hook airs every Wednesday night at 7:00 PM EDT in New York City on listener supported WBAI 99.5 FM.

ReBroadcasted;
# Wednesdays at 7 AM CET (the week after the program is live) on radiOrakel 99.3 FM in Oslo, Norway
# Saturdays at 1 PM on WKUF 94.3 LPFM in Flint, Michigan
radiOrakel 99.3
WKUF 94.3

Off the Wall;

Off The Wall airs every Tuesday night at 6:00 PM EDT on WUSB 90.1 FM, "Long Island's largest non-commercial, free-form radio station."

It is simulcast online via Streaming MP3 and is rebroadcast Saturdays at 2200 ET over shortwave on WBCQ 7415 khz.

WUSB 90.1 FM Broadcast.
WBCQ 7415 khz Re-Broadcast.

Here's a book that's too good to miss for anyone interested in the field of crytology, cryptography, and cryptanalysis; The Code Book: The Evolution of Secrecy from Mary, Queen of Scots, to Quantum Cryptography by Simon Singh. I just finished it, and feel that it greatly improved my knowledge of the history and methodology of cryptography, all the way from Atbash and the Caesar Cipher up through Zimmerman's PGP and beyond. It's well worth checking out, and once I've returned the copy I read I'm going to have to track down a copy for my personal collection.

I have yet to meet a hacker who wouldn't appreciate this comic strip:

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I hope that anyone who takes the time to check it out enjoys it as much as I have.