Windows Vista cracked, brute force keygen available to generate authentic activation key

According to keznews.com:

"This has been reported to work!......look at the following user comments!!!

zapp2 wrote: This WORKS WORKS WORKS WORKS WORKS WORKS WORKS
2 min a go I ACTIVATED VISTA HOME BASIC..... Shocked Shocked Shocked
Computer User U are the BIG MAN Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

CodeCrapper wrote: I GOT A VALID KEY FOR MY VISTA BUSINESS!!!!!! Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

salmypal wrote: 5 hours and i got 3 legit keys. will leave it on for 2 days and will keep letting everyone know. need one ? i'll give only if your a long time keznews user. Wink

Nice easy to follow instructions thanks guys:

1: download the file slmgr.zip (links below)

2: make a backup of C:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs (in case the keygen works, replace it back with the original)

3: use slmgr.vbs from the zip-file to replace the one in C:\windows\system32\. If you have problems with permissions, select file...goto properties....take ownership....then change permissions.

4: write down your partial or entire productkey. You can check your key with "magic jellybean" (from our pack)

5: goto Start > Run, type "cmd" and OK. Now type "C:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -ipk generate". A process called "wscript.exe" will start and can take quite a lot of CPU resources. It will check aprox. 10000 keys per 30 minutes.

6: now the waiting begins. It can take very very very long before you get some results

7: after some time (hours, days) check your productkey with "magic jellybean" again to see if it has changed

8: if your serial has changed try to activate Vista by going to Start > Run. Now type the command "C:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -ato"

DONE!

KEYGEN PROVIDED BY COMPUTER USER!...thanks fokes for your "patience!" Laughing

DISCLAIMER: under no circumstances should anyone sell the key that they generate. I do not support Piracy, this was simply an experiment in which i used to practice my vbscripting. This was just for fun and was a complete accident! sorry for cracking your beautiful operating system BILL GATES

I strongly encourage everyone to purchase windows vista, and be a genuine customer!

Download for education purposes only:
http://rapidshare.com/files/18822988/Brute_Force_Keygen.rar.html (link 1)
http://www.megashare.com/120345 (link 2)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TGXWL7SQ (link 3)
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The Top 10 hardcore career spammer

Up to 80% of spam targetted at Internet users in North America and Europe is generated by a hard-core group of around 200 known professional spam gangs whose names, aliases and operations are documented in Spamhaus' Register Of Known Spam Operations (ROKSO) database.

This TOP 10 chart of ROKSO-listed spammers is based on those Spamhaus views as the highest threat, the worst of the career spammers causing the most damage on the Internet currently. Spamhaus flags these as a priority for Law Enforcement Agencies.

The world's worst spammers and spam gangs this week are:

The 10 Worst ROKSO Spammers			As at 22 January 2007
Rank	Photo	Spammer or Spam Gang	Country
1		Alex Blood / Alexander Mosh / AlekseyB / Alex Polyakov So many Alex & Alexey spamming! Alex Blood tied to Pilot Holding & bbasafehosting.com long ago, then Alex Polyakov posted he owned them. Massive botnet and child-porn spam ring, also pharma, mortgage, and more. May work with Kuvayev and Yambo.	Ukraine
2		Leo Kuvayev / BadCow Russian/American spammer. Does "OEM CD" pirated software spam, copy-cat pharmaceuticals, porn spam, porn payment collection, etc. Spams using virus-created botnets and may be involved in virus distribution.	Russia
3		Michael Lindsay / iMedia Networks Lindsay's iMedia Networks is a full-fledged spam-hosting operation serving bulletproof hosting at high premiums to well known ROKSO-listed spammers. His customers spam via botnet zombies with spam payloads hosted offshore, tunneled back to his servers.	United States California
4		Ruslan Ibragimov / send-safe.com Stealth spamware creator. One of the larger criminal spamming operations around. Runs a CGI mailer on machines in Russia and uses hijacked open proxies and virus infected PCs to flood the world with spam.	Russia
5		Amichai Inbar Full scale criminal operation. Spamming porn, illegal drugs and pump-&-dump stock using botnets. Partnered with many of the worst US and Russian ROKSO spammers.	Israel
6		Pavka / Artofit A Russian gang who have been spamming for years. Started with porn, now into many types of spam, always via hijacked PCs. Part of a large criminal group involving ROKSO spammers Leo Kuvayev & Alex Blood. Also see "Yambo Financials" ROKSO.	Russia
7		Vincent Chan / yoric.net Vincent Chan and his Chinese partners have been sending spam for years. They mainly do pharmacy, and are able to send out huge amounts daily. The use a vast amount of compromised machines, for sending, hosting and proxyhijacking.	Hong Kong
8		Alexey Panov - ckync.com Spamming, spammer hosting, spamware peddlers. Author of the DMS spamware that uses hijacked open proxies and virus infected PC to flood the world with spam.	Russia
9		Yambo Financials Huge spamhaus tied into distribution and billing for child, animal, and incest-porn, pirated software, and pharmaceuticals. Run their own merchant services (credit-card "collection" sites) set up as a fake "bank."	Ukraine
10		Jeffrey Peters - JTel / CPU Solutions Convicted felon, hard-core spammer host, Peters is also behind a fake Russian "ISP" serving many criminal ROKSO spammers. Forged documents seem to be among his specialties.	United States Florida

Source: Register Of Known Spam Operations (ROKSO) database + Spamhaus Blocklist (SBL) database. Detailed records on each spammer or spam gang listed can be viewed by clicking on the hyperlinks above.

A large collection of free proxy, bypass firewalls! surf anonymously!

Proxy Bypasser
The majority of the users are people trying to bypass their school or business's filters. Also used to surf the web anonymously.

http://www.xanproxy.be/ - no ads except the first page.
http://ieproxy.com/ - no ads.
http://www.techtakeover.com/search/ - no ads.
http://www.spysurfing.com/ - no ads except front page.
http://www.myfreeproxy.be/ - ads on the front page
http://worldwideproxy.com/ - no ads.
http://www.proxytastic.com/ - contains ads.
http://www.nomorelimits.net/ - contains ads.
http://www.proxifree.com/ - contains ads.
http://browseatwork.com/ - contains ads, but clean looking
http://www.netsack.net/ - clean looking but with popup ads.
http://www.afreeproxy.com/ - contains ads.
http://cgi-proxy.net/ - contains ads on the first page, slow.
http://www.coveredtracks.com/homepage.php - no ads. but rugged site.
http://www.easyproxy.org/ - no ads except the first page.
http://www.privatizer.net/ - contains ads on the first page.
http://www.secure-tunnel.com/ - no ads.
http://www.spiderproxy.com/ - no ads.
http://thestrongestlinks.com/ - contains ads on the first page, slow.
http://www.unipeak.com/ - slow, no ads.
http://betaproxy.com/ - contains ads.
http://proxy7.com/ - contains ads.
http://webwarper.net/ - contains ads.
http://www.chronicpulse.net/ - contains ads.
http://www.space.net.au/~thomas/quickbrowse.html - multiple proxys
http://www.proxyking.net/ - contains ads.
http://w3privacy.com/ - contains ads.
http://freeproxy.us/ - contains ads.
http://www.goproxing.com/ - contains ads.
http://greenrabbit.org/ - contains ads but small ads
http://hujiko.com/ - contains ads.
http://poxy.us.to/ - no ads.
http://hidemyass.com - no ads except front page.
https://proxify.com/ - contains ads.
http://projectbypass.com/ - contains ads and popups.
http://www.proxymouse.com/ - contains huge ads.
http://letsproxy.com - contains ads.
http://www.the-cloak.com/login.html - no ads.

Update:
Thanks to the anonymous poster.

Secure pages and with no ads:

https://www.stday.com/cgi-bin/nph-proxyb.cgi/
https://www1.ft888.net/cgi-bin/nph-proxyb.cgi/
https://www2.ft888.net/cgi-bin/nph-proxyb.cgi/
https://www3.ft888.net/cgi-bin/nph-proxyb.cgi/
https://www.secure-tunnel.com/SafeBar/safebar.cgi/ (also available via http://)
https://www.dongtaiwang.com/cgi-bin/nph-proxyb.cgi/
https://www1.dongtaiwang.com/cgi-bin/nph-proxyb.cgi/
https://www2.dongtaiwang.com/cgi-bin/nph-proxyb.cgi/
https://www3.dongtaiwang.com/cgi-bin/nph-proxyb.cgi/
https://towel.greyfyre.info/proxy/index.php


Insecure pages (mostly no ads):

http://pbkill.com/scgi-bin/nph-proxy.cgi
http://darwin.servehttp.com/cgi-bin/cgiproxy/nph-proxy.cgi
http://www.brainflux.org/cgi-bin/nph-proxy.cgi
http://starkravingmad.org/nph-proxy.cgi/
http://barracuda.tx.envision7.com/~admin46/cgi-bin/nph-ih4x.cgi
http://www.q2r.net/pc/nph-proxy.cgi
http://www.e-ronin.com/cgi-bin/shared/nph-proxy.cgi
http://www.groothuijsen.nl/cgiproxy/nph-proxy.pl/
http://www.vtunnel.com/nph-proxy.pl - with a little ad but still ok.
http://70.84.193.226/nph-86prox.pl
http://www.neoambient.com/86prox/
http://www.ipent.com/ihfc/nwochat/projectshadow/buttons/nph-proxy.cgi/ - contains ads, encodes url.
http://www.q2r.net/pc/nph-proxy.cgi


PHProxies:

http://www.arnit.net/utilities/webproxy/new/ - contains ads on the first page.
http://www.browseany.com/ - contains ads.
http://www.zhaodaola.org/web/ - contains ads.


No Input box by default:

http://www.gouc.fr/cgi-bin/nph-proxy.cgi - no ads, french language.
http://heshan18.com/cgi-bin/nph-proxyb.cgi - no ads.


No images:

http://www.floon.com/cgiproxy/nph-proxy.pl/


Other pages with ads:

http://www.netshaq.com/cgiproxy/nph-proxy.cgi/ - no input box by default
http://www.proxy-surf.com/nph-proxy.pl/
http://www.bywhat.com/ - lots of ads.
http://www.fireprox.com/nph-proxy.pl/ - same as above.
http://www.nethider.com/cgi-bin/nph-proxy.cgi - popups, ads taking half of the browser space.
http://www.safesurfers.net/
http://www.usbm.de/cgi-bin/userbeam.pl/ - popup, ads, no images.
http://proxy.perlproxy.com/p/
http://proxy.cecid.com/p/

Quick update:
http://www.twobeep.com/ - no ads.

Update
Thanks to alex-and-r, RandomC, and an anonymous poster

http://www.guardster.com/ - contains ads.
http://concealme.com - contains ads.
http://www.twobeep.com/ - no ads.

Update:

http://anonymizer.nntime.com/
http://radiofarda.be

Update:
thanks hybridstorm

http://ibypass.org - contains ads. (also available as .com .net .tk)


For corrections, additions, please submit comments. Thanks.

Top 10 most downloaded file in the past 10 years according to CNET

Top 10 downloads of the past 10 years

By Kelly Green Morrison and Karen Whitehouse, Download.com
When CNET Download.com opened its doors in 1996, it was home to 3,000 small shareware and freeware applications. Online software distribution was still in its infancy. What a difference a near-decade makes! Since 1996, we've watched the rise of instant messaging, digital audio and the MP3 format, file sharing, spyware and antispyware, and the open-source movement, just to name a few. And we've watched as online software distribution has gone from pipe dream to reality. These 10 applications best represent the top trends in downloading over the past decade.

	ICQ Today instant messengers are ubiquitous, but when ICQ ("I Seek You") was first released in 1997, it was truly the first of its kind. Though competitors such as Yahoo Instant Messenger and AIM have since encroached on ICQ's territory, this chat client remains enormously popular with international users, and it has remained one of Download.com's most popular applications since its launch.
	Winamp Arriving fast on the heels of the emerging MP3 digital format, Nullsoft's Winamp was one of the darlings of the burgeoning digital audio scene in the late '90s. This free audio player quickly gained popularity, becoming one of the most popular files on Download.com, and Nullsoft was eventually acquired by AOL in 1999.	CNET community's Top 10 downloads "WinRAR is far better than WinZIP" b
	Napster Who doesn't remember this controversial file-sharing kingpin? Developed by Northeastern University student Shawn Fanning, Napster was a groundbreaking application that enabled users to share MP3s painlessly for the first time through a peer-to-peer network. Napster has since been sued, shuttered, and reborn as a subscription music service, but its legacy remains.
	Firefox Developed by the open-source Mozilla project in 2003, Firefox was the first browser to show the promise of breaking Microsoft's stranglehold on the browser market. Lightweight, secure, and packed with useful features, Firefox exemplifies the promise of the strengthening open-source movement.
	WinZip When CNET Download.com launched in 1996, WinZip was among the first programs in our library, and in the past nine years, it has remained near the top of our Most Popular list. The reason is simple: For many years, WinZip was an essential utility. You couldn't download or send large files without it. Even the fact that Windows XP now has built-in ZIP support hasn't diminished its popularity. The keys to WinZip's success are its simplicity and its singularity of purpose: it does one thing--compressing and decompressing files--and it does it very well.
	iTunes Apple's music player and organizer makes our top 10 list for the sheer beauty of its product design. iTunes is not only a full-featured media player and library in its own right, it's also the gateway for Apple's iPod and popular music store, creating an elegant and simple interface for buying and organizing music. If only all software were this easy to use.
	Ad-aware Almost as soon as there was software to download, there was adware coming along for the ride. Lavasoft did its part to hold the line with Ad-aware, a spyware scanner and remover. Its simple interface and excellent results have gained the program acclaim over the past five years, including a recent monopoly on the No. 1 slot in Download.com's Most Popular list. We wouldn't download files without it, and apparently, neither would most of you.
	Skype If Internet signals can travel over a phone line, then voice calls can travel over the Internet, right? With a Voice-over-IP (VOIP) program such as Skype, they certainly can. The prospect of making free calls to folks all over the globe has persuaded millions of people to install the software; the ease of use and surprising voice quality have earned Skype a loyal user base and accolades that include a CNET Editors' Choice and a Webby.
	RealPlayer Ten years ago, the Web was full of static content. The 1995 debut of RealPlayer changed all that. Streaming audio and video in a free media player was a bold step forward into making the Internet a viable entertainment platform, and RealNetworks was there. Today the software plays almost every media format, and the online music store sells tunes compatible with most MP3 players--even the iPod. RealPlayer hasn't always been at the head of the class, but it was there first, and it keeps adapting to the developing world of online media.
	Adobe Acrobat Reader Bridging the gap between print and Internet publishing, Adobe's portable document format (PDF) lets publishers distribute their articles, newsletters, and documentation online without worrying about formatting problems or unauthorized alterations. By giving away the Acrobat Reader early on, Adobe helped create a nearly unassailable market position. If you want to read magazine archives or software manuals online, you need Acrobat Reader--as its nearly seven-year occupation of the Most Popular list can attest.

EA introduces "Sims game" for laptops

LOS ANGELES, California (Reuters) - Electronic Arts Inc. (ERTS.O: Quote, Profile , Research) on Tuesday announced a new line of video games called "The Sims Stories" aimed at the laptop-toting youth market as it strives to deliver a bigger proportion of titles based on more lucrative company-owned material.

Players of "The Sims" control virtual people called Sims as they sleep, eat, cook, socialize, buy things and work.

"The Sims" is the No. 1 franchise at EA, the world's biggest video game publisher, which has sold more than 70 million games globally since 2000. It also has a broader audience than most games. Half of its players are female -- unlike most commercial video game audiences, who are mostly male.

"The Sims Life Stories" is the first in the new series and is due in the United States and Europe in the first week of February.

"The Sims Pet Stories" and "The Sims Castaway Stories" are scheduled to ship in mid-2007 and late 2008, respectively.

EA aims to use the new titles to expand the "Sims" audience to more casual players and is targeting multitasking MySpace teens and consumers in their early 20s with the new games.

"The Sims Life Stories" has a comic-romantic plot and offers a new story mode, which runs through 12 chapters of a set story line, while also supporting the franchise's traditional open style of play.

All of "The Sims Life Stories" games are designed to run on laptops and do not require upgraded graphics cards, as many PC games do. The games can also be played for hours or minutes in a window while other programs, such as instant messaging or e-mail, run simultaneously.

Muslims forced to lift veil at airports

"VEILED women will be forced to reveal their identities at UK airports under a government plan to tighten security, Scotland on Sunday can reveal. - And they should..It would be like trying to walk thru airport security with a ski mask on!!"

Why not? Religion does not come before law, if the law demands to show their identity, then they will, no special treatment should be given.

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Merry Christmas!

How to get serial numbers easily

Google serial number query

Get in google and search for "program name" 94FBR
In "program name" write the name of the program that you want the serial for, without the ""
There you go, your serial!

How it works...

Quite simple really. 94FBR is part of a Office 2000 Pro cd key that is widely distributed as it bypasses the activation requirements of Office 2K Pro. By searching for the product name and 94fbr, you guarantee two things.
1) The pages that are returned are pages dealing specifically with the product you're wanting a serial for.
2) Because 94FBR is part of a serial number, and only part of a serial number, you guarantee that any page being returned is a serial number list page.

Check out these for example...
"Photoshop 7" 94FBR
"Age of Mythology" 94FBR
"Nero Burning Rom 5.5" 94FBR

Enjoy

Nice Folding Bike

This bike looks awesome:


"World's smallest bicycle", "Folds in 5 seconds". Seems to be perfect for commuting or joy riding in D.C. or any large city.

Increasing minimum wage to $7.50/hr US hurts teens, creates disemployment

"Chicago School Economist Becker and Judge Posner blog that the majority of minimum wage earners are wives earning pin money, part-timers, retirees supplementing incomes, teenagers getting work experience (References svp). Raising minimum wage will hurt the "really" poor."

Well, it is probably true. No serious full time workers earn minimum wage, even supermarket cashiers earn about $10/hr on average. Those who earn the minimum wage are part-timers or students. Raising the minimum wage will decrease the number of minimum wage jobs available and hurt these people.

What would I do?

The story is:
"Radio host Jerry Klein suggested that all Muslims in the United States should be identified with a crescent-shape tattoo or a distinctive arm band."

I commented on digg:
"Why not? If Muslims prove to be a danger to American people, they should pay for what their people has done."

a digg user "Xeth" replied:
"What would you do if there was a terrorist attack in the US by an Asian group, march yourself into a concentration camp?"

So here is what I would do, if there exists a group of Chinese terrorists that try to kill innocent American people in the thousands, I would personally go after them to make sure that they are not to able operate any longer. I would do my best to rid my people of the evilness. This is why there are NO Chinese terrorist groups, we do not engage in terrorism against innocent people, and when there is Chinese terrorist groups, we go after them! The Muslims has not done so, therefore, they are collectively responsible for these acts.

Chinese BenQ MP3 Player Site Has Guy Posing In Front of WTC Ruins

This is so distasteful, even though I am Chinese, I feel offended by this picture. I was 20 miles from WTC on September 11th, 2001. I saw the sorrow it brought upon the American people, I was at a college, many of the student's parents work in the WTC, there were literally hundreds of people, crying, in the street. How can someone use this image for advertisement is beyond me.

PayPal limiting acount access to everyone who sold a PS3 or Wii

I never figured out how this illegal business called "paypal" been allowed to operate for so long. It can randomly and arbitrarily deny its customer's access to their money indefinitely without recourse. It can utilize the monopoly of eBay and gain an unfair advantage when competing with other payment services. It has NO customer service, the paypal CSR knows nothing and can do nothing. What can be done to stop the "paypal/ebay" evil empire?

Jimmy Carter:"Iraq Invasion, One Of The Greatest Blunders of US President."

"Jimmy Carter: "Iraq Invasion...One Of The Greatest Blunders That American Presidents Have Ever Made"..."

Blunder? During the Bush Administration, the U.S. conquered TWO medium sized countries, Afghanistan and Iraq. The USSR spent 7 years trying to conquer Afghanistan and failed. The US did it in 7 weeks. In ANY other country, this would have been called "great achievement", "glorious victory" or "greatest leader".

Of course we could understand why Mr. Carter is jealous of Bush's great achievements, considering how much of a failure Mr. Carter was when he was president.

How many more were poisoned by Putin's FSB (Former KGB)?

"The 43-year-old former KGB officer was the victim of polonium 210, a radioactive element used as a trigger in nuclear weapons. It is so powerful that a lethal dose can be passed on through the body in sweat or saliva. So his widow Marina, 44, and 10-year-old son Anatole could have been contaminated just by kissing him as he fought for life."

This is so disgusting and once again proves that Putin, who used to lead KGB is a heartless SOB, Russia is now a de facto dictatorship.

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ThePirateBay Expands Lineup

"No slowdown in sight for public enemy number 1."

Good job TPB, although I don't agree with stealing intellectual property, but the corporations that is screwing over common people has to stop.

read more | digg story

Circumcision appears to reduce STD risk

"Circumcised males are less likely than their uncircumcised peers to acquire a sexually transmitted infection, the findings of a 25-year study suggest. Circumcision may reduce the risk of acquiring and spreading such infections by up to 50 percent, which suggests "substantial benefits" for routine neonatal circumcision."

Complete BS, the problem is resolved by simplying using soap and water. The article should add this line "risk of acquiring STD is higher for people who do not use soap and water to clean their penis".

read more | digg story

Sunglasses a 'security threat' to Airline TSA employees

"About a week ago I flew to Rhode Island on business. I was forced into the 'security threat' line because I refused to remove my sunglasses at the second of four TSA checkpoints at LAX."

Well would you want a little inconvenience or would you want to be DEAD? TSA is doing a pretty good job since 911, no domestic terror attacks for over 5 years! During these 5 years we have seen multiple attacks in Europe, but not here. What does this mean? our government agencies are doing a good job and they should keep doing it. If you got a problem with it, move to Europe or do not fly.

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Kerry insults military while warning poor students will be "stuck in Iraq"

“Speaking to a group of students at Pasadena City College on Monday, Kerry said: "You know, education, if you make the most of it, you study hard, you do your homework and you make an effort to be smart, you can do well. And if you don't, you get stuck in Iraq." Sen. John McCain, another Vietnam vet, immediately demanded Kerry apologize."

What a elitist hypocrite! You should not insult the very men and women that has kept you safe and protected your family. The military employs people from all walks of life, it's true, John Kerry himself is the proof. I'm glad John Kerry did not get elected and now that he probably never will be.

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Where Bush's Arrogance Has Taken Us

"An illegal war, a long list of eroded rights, and a country run by and for the benefit of corporate campaign donors -- all courtesy of the imperial presidency."

illegal war? Is invading Kuwait "legal"? Is refusing UN inspection "legal"? Is gasing people to death "legal"?

Run for the benefit of corporate donors? Last time I checked, unemployment is very low, economy is strong, inflation in check, we are set up for long period of economic growth ahead. If this is the "benefit" of corporate donors, then I'd say please let me have more.

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