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Config.wtf for World of Warcraft.
Posted by PrimeArche on Friday, July 02, 2010 (13:34:07) (11 reads)
Optimized settings for wow in config.wtf to open config.wtf use wordpad.
add or edit the fallowing Set commands.
SET gxTripleBuffer "1"
SET showToolsUI "1"
SET locale "enUS"
SET realmList "us.logon.worldofwarcraft.com"
SET patchlist "us.version.worldofwarcraft.com"
SET hwDetect "0"
SET gxMultisampleQuality "0.000000"
SET gxFixLag "0"
SET videoOptionsVersion "3"
SET movie "0"
SET Gamma "0.700000"
SET readTOS "1"
SET readEULA "1"
SET accounttype "LK"
SET Sound_OutputDriverName "System Default"
SET Sound_MusicVolume "0.30000001192093"
SET Sound_AmbienceVolume "0.10000000149012"
SET farclip "177"
SET mouseSpeed "1"
SET VoiceActivationSensitivity "0.39999997615814"
SET ChatMusicVolume "0.29999998211861"
SET ChatSoundVolume "0.39999997615814"
SET ChatAmbienceVolume "0.29999998211861"
SET Sound_EnableSoundWhenGameIsInBG "1"
SET Sound_OutputQuality "0"
SET weatherDensity "0"
SET ffxGlow "0"
SET Sound_VoiceChatInputDriverName "System Default"
SET Sound_VoiceChatOutputDriverName "System Default"
SET textureFilteringMode "0"
SET Sound_SFXVolume "0.60000002384186"
SET particleDensity "0.10000000149012"
SET environmentDetail "0.5"
SET baseMip "1"
SET readScanning "-1"
SET readContest "-1"
SET readTerminationWithoutNotice "-1"
SET installType "Retail"
SET ffxDeath "0"
SET maxFPS "0"
SET lastCharacterIndex "1"
SET g_accountUsesToken "1"
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Donations welcome For new servers!!!
Posted by PrimeArche on Wednesday, October 14, 2009 (08:38:02) (57 reads)
Today i have gathered a bunch of people who well know what type of servers i run im going to give you all a link the allows you to donate rioght to the server provider getting rid of paypal and thier money taking ways. Here is the direct link to the coffer for the server. Nuclearfallout Donation Link Secure!!! please use this link and select Our direct pay system. Please do not use paypal for any further donations paypal takes about 3-5% of donations thanks.
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More Steam fishing Please review for your protection
Posted by PrimeArche on Thursday, July 23, 2009 (03:58:55) (101 reads)
A person paged me in Steam friends list i accepted the invitation to chat with this noob he posted this to me, his alias is Automated Validation
Automated Validation said " : This is an automated message generated by Steam account administration to help us verify the validity of your Steam account ownership. Please respond with your account name, password, and
e-mail address which is registered to this account in the following format: [Account]/[Password]/[E-mail]. Failure to comply with this request will result in the immediate
suspension of your account until further notice.
Signed, The Steam Support Team
To contact us, email automation@support.steampowered.com" end of line...
Now the important thing here to do is report them by clicking on the Name of the person there is a dropdown arrow on the name of the person in the messanger window click view steamid page then on right hand side below search box is report Violation click it and select user misconduct copy and past text in box and report the issue of fishing and let steam know its not cool.
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For those with low steam ids!!!
Posted by PrimeArche on Wednesday, August 09, 2006 (19:04:41) (770 reads)
| justin@support.steampowered.com says: wrote: |
| Steam Support has recieved a case filed against the account you are currently using. The client, T2Kalim@hotmail.com, has opened Case #1943-9942-2465 reporting that the account you are currently using is stolen. Hijacked accounts are not something Steam takes lightly and to look further into the case, Steam must first verify the true owner of the account. We ask that you submit proof of ownership to keep the account. Proof of ownership may be verified via CD-Key or account name and password. Failure to submit legitiment proof will force steam to disable the account. Once steam account is disableded, we will not re-enable the account for any reason. Along with a deactivated account, we may lock your IP from the steam database, preventing you from registering anymore accounts. It is a federal offence and steam does not support the idea of stealing amongst our customers and if indeed you verify that you own the account, you will gain the game of your choice for 1(one) year. We apologize any inconvenience. |
This was posted on my steam friends if you get any message like this post it in the support page of www.steampowered.com this was a hoax and was trying to get steam login names and passwords and cd keys. Steam does not ask for information of this type over your friends list. Just so happens I had another attempt on my account today. Here is my page from this idiot. on Feb 3, 2007
Never tell your password to anyone.
Account Manager #561 says: Hello, Steam Technical Support has detected multiple ip usage on this Steam Account. This Account is in danger of being shut down unless immediate actions are taken. For verification and full control over this Account please state your Account Name/Password. Thank you, and sorry for any inconvenience.
DiGiTaL|Agent~Smith aka (CS) PrimeArche = Pro! says: lmfao go away
Account Manager #561 is now Offline
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http://www.threatgaming.net be aware of this gaming organization
Posted by PrimeArche on Sunday, August 30, 2009 (21:28:01) (104 reads)
Port 22 is sometimes the target of port scans seeking the presence of an SSH Secure Shell application. SSH enables users to log in to workstations from remote locations. In order for such attacks to succeed, however, a program has to be listening on port 22 of your computer. This was not the case here, so your computer is not vulnerable to this attack.
Alert property Alert property value Technical explanation
Source IP Address 88.191.95.179 The IP address of the computer that sent the packet which caused the alert.
Source Port 47302 The port used by the source computer when sending the packet.
Destination IP 192.168.0.xxx The IP address of the computer to which the packet was sent.
Destination Port 22 The port on the destination computer used to receive the packet.
TCP Flags SYN Flag indicating the start of an Internet or network connection.
Transport Layer Protocol TCP The protocol that allows data to be transported between software programs on different computers.
Network Layer Protocol IP The protocol that allows two networked computers to locate each other on a network.
Link Layer Protocol Ethernet The protocol that allows two directly linked computers to share a network cable.
Alert Date Aug-30-2009 02:02:58 PM PDT The time when ZoneAlarm detected the alert on your computer.
Alert Count 1 Number of times this connection attempt repeated its attempt on your machine after the original alert. ZoneAlarm shields your machine from repeated displays of an identical alert.
About Port Scans
Port scanning means using an automated tool to systematically try to connect to every port on a computer. While port scans have some legitimate uses, hackers use them to look for unprotected computers with unguarded ports, typically scanning random blocks of Internet addresses.
Successful port scans can retrieve a variety of information about a computer, such as its operating system and the programs it is running. Because you are using ZoneAlarm, your computer remains invisible to port scans. Hackers performing scans do not even know your computer exists, because no information is returned by the scan.
ZoneAlarm has blocked access to port 2967 on your computer
ZoneAlarm has successfully stopped local network or Internet traffic from reaching your computer. No breach in your security has occurred. Your computer is safe.
Details
The most common cause of this alert is that ZoneAlarm may not be configured properly to allow traffic through the firewall. Please refer to the help files for information on configuring programs to function correctly with ZoneAlarm. Possible explanations for the alert include:
The communication may have been a legitimate attempt by your ISP, a mail server, or another service attempting to authenticate your IP address or host name.
The ZoneAlarm Internet Lock may be engaged
There may be excessive network congestion or other network problems that prevent information from being transmitted completely and correctly.
Source IP Address 218.6.8.182 The IP address of the computer that sent the packet which caused the alert.
Source Port 6000 The port used by the source computer when sending the packet.
Destination IP 192.168.0.xxx The IP address of the computer to which the packet was sent.
Destination Port 2967 The port on the destination computer used to receive the packet.
TCP Flags SYN Flag indicating the start of an Internet or network connection.
Transport Layer Protocol TCP The protocol that allows data to be transported between software programs on different computers.
Network Layer Protocol IP The protocol that allows two networked computers to locate each other on a network.
Link Layer Protocol Ethernet The protocol that allows two directly linked computers to share a network cable.
Alert Date Aug-30-2009 02:03:43 PM PDT The time when ZoneAlarm detected the alert on your computer.
Alert Count 1 Number of times this connection attempt repeated its attempt on your machine after the original alert. ZoneAlarm shields your machine from repeated displays of an identical alert.
[AMXBANS] ===============================================
[AMXBANS] Banned by admin THREAT.z9
[AMXBANS] You can complain regarding your ban @ http://www.threatgaming.net
[AMXBANS] Reason: 'Fuck off'
[AMXBANS] Length: 'permanently'
[AMXBANS] Your SteamID: 'STEAM_0:0:16033'
[AMXBANS] Your IP: '174.19.131.175'
[AMXBANS] =======================================
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Paypal
Posted by PrimeArche on Saturday, September 02, 2006 (20:26:29) (317 reads)
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