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Now all of you can chat it up on our newly created IRC! The address is irc.leetupload.com, and the main channel is #leetupload. If you don’t have an IRC client, go ahead and connect through this site by using our newly posted IRC Java Applet! Click here or at the top where it says “Chat!” to use it! Have fun, and don’t spam.

I have just written another tutorial on how to gain access to campus/high school wireless networks entitled “Campus WarWalking.” Either click here or look in the tutorial section. If you like it, be sure to Digg it! Also, I have been pondering about writing a book about software/hardware hacking with a friend of mine. It may come to fruition, which would be nice, but it will certainly be a while. It’ll be a book that is sintructional, and will “give it to you stright” as opposed to screwing around and not explaining exactly how to do it. Alright, that is all for now! Check for an exciting new entry about my new method of cooling a computer project sometime on Monday!

Just finished another tutorial on Technical Practical Jokes, check it out here. In other news, I plan to write a book that consists of “spoonfed” software/hardware hacking/cracking tutorials. But I want a little bit of feedback… if I were to write a book, would you read or purchase it? If you would be so kind to answer my question in the forum, that would be great. Click here to do so. I appreciate all of the support I have gotten from the community so far!

This is one of my larger project sort of “mods.” The point of this project was to make it completely passive, fanless, dust free, and an overclocker’s heaven. Project was a great success! So far, the pipe on the CPU is a cool 91 degrees after being left on for a day. Click here to find out more and to watch the video!

Yup, this is it. My design has gotten on pretty much the most popular “tech” related sites I can think of. Here are the articles: engadget and Hack a Day For fun, I decided to submit the story to CNN. I doubt that they will even get the e-mail, but, I thought it would be a hoot just to try anyway. Many thanks goes out to Hack a Day, without them, engadget would not have posted it. And of course many thanks to engadget for taking the time in creating such a clever story line/posting my project. I’m glad that they have faith in my project!

I wrote this article as a paper for a class a while back. It goes a bit in depth, so its not for the young at heart. Along with the explanation of such an advanced concept, I tacked on a Vista rant, which at the time, was pre-final. Hope you guys enjoy the article. If you have any comments about it, go ahead and post them here. Anyway, here is the link:How the Microprocessor Works