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Hi, Just posting this out of curiosity. I used the IBM AS/400 in college for two classes. I kind of liked the menu-driven system. The company I work for uses it for personnel records and employee data. I liked it more when I was programming on it in college, though. I'm not sure how widely used it i...

You guys might want to test it on a spare windoze machine first just in case. Better safe than sorry.

That's not even a hack, it's vandalism. Not to mention when someone fixes it, they'll be > you.

Second sentence is directed toward original poster.

C# is an object-oriented programming language by Microsoft. I'm no hacker yet, and I haven't gotten around to learning python yet but C/C++ are great languages for many reasons. 1) they have many libraries available 2) they are portable because they are ANSI standards 3) many of their libraries are ...

1. Why would you want to destroy someone's operating system? 2. How do you plan on stopping them from putting in their windows [restore] cd and reinstalling back over their old installation? 3. Are you under the impression that this is going to flash their bios || firmware so as to prevent them from...

That depends greatly on the system. It is possible on Mac OS X with no extra software. You simply make an Applescript to do it. I have never done it, but a friend of mine has.

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I'm new to this place, so I thought it would only be proper to take the time to introduce myself in my first message. I started programming when I was 7 years old in 1989, on the VTech PreComputer 1000. I tend to be very critical of myself. I guess you could say I am new to hacking, in the sense tha...