The Ctrl+V game

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LUID: 003 : MAC: 0a-00-3e-92-**-** State: IN SESSION (Encrypt Disabled)
Site Name : No Site Name
Software Version : CANOPY 9.0
Software Boot Version : CANOPYBOOT 3.0
FPGA Version : 061708 (DES, Sched, US/ETSIv1.3.1) P9
Session Timeout: 0, AirDelay 97 (approximately 2.70 miles (14259 feet))
Session Count: 82, Reg Count 99, Re-Reg Count 85, Session Uptime 00:00:51
Jitter (Avg/Last): 11/9 Power Level (Avg/Last): -75/-75
Sustained Uplink Data Rate (BAM): 512 (kbit)
Uplink Burst Allocation (BAM): 40960 (kbit)
Sustained Downlink Data Rate (BAM): 2048 (kbit)
Downlink Burst Allocation (BAM): 40960 (kbit)
Low Priority Uplink CIR (BAM): 0 (kbps) Low Priority Downlink CIR (BAM): 0 (kbps)
Rate : VC 19 Rate 2X/1X
 

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Apple-V does nothing for me today, must be broken...

-That is what I got when I hit: Apple-V... LOL
 

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The BAK files your OE folders before compacting. They are copied there
as a precaution in case something goes wrong with the compacting.

1) Look in OE at Tools, Options, Maintenance, Store Folder for the
location of your Store Folder. Then close OE.

2) Go to Recycle Bin and restore the most recent Sent Items.bak file.
That will put it in OE Store folder, but still as a BAK file.

3) Open the Windows File Explorer and look at the store folder you found
in step 1. (You may need to enable the the display Hidden and System
files in Tools, Folder Options, View as well as uncheck the option to
Hide extensions of known file types. You should see both a Sent
Items.dbx file as well as the Sent Items.bak. Rename the Sent Items.DBX
to Sentold.dbx and then rename Sent Items.Bak to Sent Items.DBX. When
you open OE, your Sent Items messages should be restored.
 

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if(FindColor(x, y, 111, 0, 0, 550, 450) or FindColor(x, y, 3355591, 0, 0, 550, 450))then
MoveMouse(x, y);

o.o found this on my ctrl+V
 

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speeddemons

lol, that's a password to somewhere...
 

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Tarbomb: Someone asks you to extract a tar archive into an existing directory. This tar archive can be crafted to explode into a million files, or inject files into the system by guessing filenames. You should make the habit of decompressing tars inside a cleanly made directory

Decompression bomb: Someone asks you to extract an archive which appears to be a small download. In reality it's highly compressed data and will inflate to hundreds of GB's, filling your hard drive. You should not touch data from an untrusted source
 
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