My Daily Dues

Botting Wolrd!

2010-01-31T01:29:00.001-08:00

Wow, Botting Wolrd just released a bot! I made the bot of course, and it looks amazing! I just love it to death, you can go check it out here. I mean it's so nice and I love that layout to death, more organized and simple than the other one. I also had forums up, but I had to take those down do to the lack of time I have to maintain them. I think I will wait on the forums for a little while and just make bots. Well, thanks for the read I'm going to bed (1:32 AM). Check out my site please and thank you!

Firewalls

2010-01-28T22:11:00.000-08:00

I'm currently working with Ubuntu and I have found a set-up that is working for me. My main firewall, that basically tells me when I'm getting hit, active connections, and more is FireStarter.

I also have to scripts, one flushes my IPTables and the other blocks all ports, besides the ones I want opened. I guess you can call it a IPTable script, but I call it the easy way out. That's what I will be teaching you today is, how to make a IPTable script. Lets get started! You can change the little comments in the "echo", or just delete them.

Flushing Your IPTables

Note: This will delete all your IPTable rules and open all ports.

1. Open a new document and enter in this code:

#!/bin/sh
echo "Flushing current rules for iptables."
sudo iptables -F
sudo iptables -X
sudo iptables -t nat -F
sudo iptables -t nat -X
sudo iptables -t mangle -F
sudo iptables -t mangle -X
sudo iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT
sudo iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT
sudo iptables -P OUTPUT ACCEPT
echo "Done. *wipes ass*"
sleep 5

2. Save it as anything, don't put an ending on it.

3. Right click on the newly made document and right click on it. Select "Properties" and click the "Permissions" tab, then check "Allow executing file as program".

4. You're done, now just double click and select "Run in Terminal".

Opening Selective Ports

Note: This will only open the ports you want it to open. This script will also flush all your other rules, to reset them to these ones.

1. Open a new document and enter in this code:

#!/bin/sh
echo "Dushbags at Digital Black Network again?"
echo "It's okay, I understand."
sudo iptables -F
sudo iptables -X
sudo iptables -t nat -F
sudo iptables -t nat -X
sudo iptables -t mangle -F
sudo iptables -t mangle -X
sudo iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT
sudo iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT
sudo iptables -P OUTPUT ACCEPT
echo "I just flushed all your rules, that sucks."
echo "Now I'm protecting you, so stfu!"
sudo iptables -F
sudo iptables -P OUTPUT ACCEPT
sudo iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT
sudo iptables -P INPUT DROP
sudo iptables -A INPUT -p udp -m udp --sport 53 -j ACCEPT
sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --sport 80 -j ACCEPT
sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --sport 8080 -j ACCEPT
echo "I'm done!"
sleep 5

2. Save it as anything, don't put an ending on it.

3. Right click on the newly made document and right click on it. Select "Properties" and click the "Permissions" tab, then check "Allow executing file as program".

4. You're done, now just double click and select "Run in Terminal".

Let me Explain: You see that I have opened port 53, that's because I use DNS. Port 80 is my internet, as well as port 8080.

I'm still alive!

2010-01-27T19:09:00.000-08:00

I think it has been 2 days since the last time I posted. Well, I just wanted to let you know I'm still alive and doing well. I had a huge project due today and I just want to rest now. I'm currently working on my Botting World project, which has been a pain so far. I think it looks amazing and has a shot at competition with other forums, we shall see.

On Monday I install Windows XP after a lot of talk with my dad. After that I had to update Windows (67 updates) and tweak it. I'm more of a Windows geek than a Ubuntu geek, but I'm getting there! I went to bed after about 6 hours of tweaking, installing, and updating Windows.

I woke up on Tuesday and turned off my evobot, then left for school. I'm not going to go into detail on school, because I never really remember what I do at school, I'm more of a day-to-day kinda guy.

At the end of school my dad came to pick me up and I went home (duh). When I got home I was attacked by my dog and just went to my room to reinstall Ubuntu. Why? Well GRUB wasn't reading Ubuntu and Windows, so it would just boot Windows only and not let me select one. I was pissed, so I just reinstalled it and went online to fuck around.

Wow, that was short... Why? Cause I hate writing about my day, unless it is computer related. I'm going back to work on my project! Feel free to sign up and suggest some things we can add to the forums, thanks!

BLOCKBUSTER & $20!

2010-01-23T20:50:00.000-08:00

Alright, well I found this a couple of days and now I want to share it with you. I got a 3 week trial from blockbuster and $20 at the same time, without doing much! Now I'm here to tell you how I did this, it's easy and all you need is a PayPal. Shall we get started?

Getting the Goods
1. You will need to sign up for this site with a valid PayPal account, Vouch4Free (please use my referral link). After sign up, verify your e-mail.

2. Login and click the pretty little button that looks like this:

3. When the pretty little box comes up press the button at the top that looks like this one:

4. A lot of steps right? When you click that button, find the blockbuster one and go ahead and click it. After you have clicked it you will arrive at a page with prices, just click the text at the left hand corner that says "Have a Promotional Code?" and enter in "3weeksfree". Now just click this button:

5. All that is left is for you to enter in all your personal information and verify your account. It's simple and when you're done you should get 200 points on Vouch4Free! That's like $20! In order to get your $20, you need to contact them asking for payment. I really hope you enjoy your $20 and 3 week trial on blockbuster, bye.

Getting a Bank Account Online

2010-01-23T14:29:00.000-08:00

If you want to get your PayPal activated without much work or you're under 18, here is the way to do it. I really hope you enjoy this post/tutorial as much as I have! Make sure all information is real and matches your information you used to sign up with PayPal.

Online Bank Account

1. Make an account at Netspend.com and enter in all the required information. After words click next.

2. Enter in your e-mail, phone number, username, and continue on.

3. Enter a password and security question. Click "Submit", and click "Done" on the next page.

4. You are now at the home page, with all the information about your account and what not. Hover your mouse over the "Add/Manage Money" bar and select "PayPal Transfers". Keep this page open, you will use it with PayPal.

Note: Skip these steps if you already have a PayPal account and move onto step 8.

5. Open a new or window and go to PayPal.com and sign up for an account.

6. When you are on the page that requires all your private information, go ahead and enter it all in like you did with Netspend.com. Make sure all information is like Netspend.com, or this will not work.

7. Click on the "Continue" button under "Pay with my Bank Account".

8. Go back to that open Netspend.com page. Now copy the Netspend bank information to your PayPal account. Which would be your bank name (MetaBank), account type (Checking), routing number, and your account number.

9. After you're done copying the information over you can now click the "Continue" button. You'll be redirected to a page you will use within 2 - 3 business days, keep the page in mind.

10. You're at the final stage now. This is the stage where PayPal will send below 15 cents to your bank account. You will need to enter those two Mini-Deposits into your PayPal. The transaction will take around 2 - 3 business days (not counting weekends/holidays).

After the 2 -3 days are over log into your Netspend & PayPal account. When you log into your Netspend account, hover your mouse over the "My Account" bar and on the menu click "Transaction History" and leave this page to go over to PayPal. When you are on the PayPal page click the "Get Verified" text, and then click "Confirm Bank". Now switch back to Netspend to enter the exact amount of money into your PayPal account. After entering the amounts, click "Submit". Congratulations, you're finally verified and enjoy your PayPal account!

Note: You have a $500 "spending" limit still, get a VCC to remove this.

You're not 17!

2010-01-23T12:56:00.000-08:00

There is no way you are just 17! Believe it or not I really am, it sounds crazy on how I have AdSence, PayPal, and I'm only 17. I actually got my PayPal when I was 16, and the AdSence is my dads. Everything is online for me, which just sucks, but I have to do it that way or else it's illegal. My bank account is online and I did enter my real age and still got it. My credit card is virtual, which means I had to buy it from someone and it's all online. With a bank account and credit card, I have now activated my PayPal fully, without having to be 18!

Soon here I will be posting the exact ways on how I got the bank account and virtual credit card on here. If you're 18- you will also be able to have a PayPal also. This is all America based, and I'm really not sure if you can do this in other countries, but you never know.

Check back on my blog for updates on getting a PayPal below the age of 18, thanks and make sure to bookmark and visit regularly! I'm out.

Installing Wine

2010-01-23T10:22:00.001-08:00

We all know that .exe files can only run on Windows, but Linux has a little secret, called Wine! Wine will let you run executable files, without having to having to have a Windows operating system! Wine will work on Macintosh also, so if you're wanting to run a executable file on Macintosh, now you can. It's easy to install and the best part is it's free! Now I'm going to show you how to install Wine on Ubuntu, cause that's the operating system I use. The way I show you might work on other Linux distributions, so don't leave just yet. Now onto the installation process. In order to install Wine you will need to open your Terminal.

Installing Wine

1. Install Wine - sudo apt-get install wine

2. Using Wine - Right click a on executable file in Ubuntu and select Wine.

That's me running an executable file in Ubuntu! W00T!

Done! You're done installing Wine and now you can run executable files in Ubuntu! Well, that's all for today, I will be posting another tutorial soon so watch out for another one! Thank you for visiting and reading my blog, bye.

Getting a Go

2010-01-22T19:13:00.000-08:00

"It's go time!" Yes it's go time and I'm ready for it! Here on this blog you will be learning about me and who I really am, and get connected with me. I will sit here everyday and post until I die, or can't do post anymore on this blog!

Right now, as I type and you read, I'm 17 and waiting for the day I turn 18. It seems not that far really, only one year left and I'm officially 18. I'm currently attending high school, in a secret location! I will graduate in one and a half years, with my High School diploma in my hand, and ready for action!

My future as I see it right now will be made of rainbows and unicorns! No... Not really, more like the Air Force where I will learn more about technology and hoping to get better at it. If you don't know already, I'm pretty literate when it comes to computers and all that good stuff. Right now I'm running Ubuntu due to the fact that Windows, is a virus humping dog that likes to get infected. I can't afford a Macintosh, so here I am with my Ubuntu!

Doesn't that just look amazing? I think I'm in love with it!

That's my desktop, running Ubuntu 9.10. I know it looks nice, cause it's simple and clean. That's basically what I do all day on the computer is customize my desktop to my liking. I think I might stick with this one for awhile longer.

Well, I think you have done enough reading and I have done enough typing, so lets call it quits. I hope you enjoyed my first post, like I did, and continue to read on about my daily activities and what not, just no stalking please! Make sure to bookmark me! Thanks.