Sl!m

hahahaha +1 for Ben waking up with a hangover .. and a fat chick on ur arm so you have to wake her up to get away

waiting for pizza now.. then I have a meeting @ 11

4 hours in.. so bored..

if you dont want it to look so grainy there are two boxes below whre you put the URL. if you type in 96 in both boxes it will look better

awww dont be like that.. im not a khent or a kent

a couple look a little grainy wich would indicate a ISO issue. where they are really dark, I had the same issue a little while back.. see these pics. http://slim.skylinesaustralia.com/wisemans..._cruise_001.jpg http://slim.skylinesaustralia.com/wisemans..._cruise_043.jpg there was hardly a cloud in a sky when I took those shots, but they are so dark.. I cant remember off the top of my head what setting I changed to stop that.. if some one hanst already answered it by the time I get home ill check it out there.. may have also just been the shutter speed.. there are still some pretty nice shots in there what camera are you using again Dan?

did you have to zoom in alot to get the pics? bruing your tripod along could possibly solve the slightly blurry issues.. will come back and have another look when im not busy with work

we must have the same job

94 had special edition r32's

if I had a million dollars, id buy you a green dress, but not a real green dress, thats cruel.

Happy Birthday Dude!!!! :balloonsandshit: Have a good one

now even more compact and space saving..

mm beer.

hot naked chick driving a skyline?

I think.. I may be wrong.. and probably am wrong lol.. but I think there are a couple different models of hand controllers for Series 1 RB25DET PFC's

For the exploit to work it *needs* Microsoft XML Core Services to be installed. Microsoft XML Core Services are not installed by default on Windows XP, but there seems to be a lot of packages using it, Visual Studio appears to be one common one. You can check in the Add or Remove Programs applet if you have it installed. > The exploit works in both IE6 and IE7, which makes sense since it's exploiting a vulnerability in an ActiveX object, not in the browser itself. When executed the exploit creates an MSXML 4.0 ActiveX object (88d969c5-f192-11d4-a65f-0040963251e5). It then uses multiple setRequestHeader() method calls to execute shellcode which is included with the exploit. Once executed the shellcode (of course) first downloads the first stage downloader. At the moment it's a file called tester.dat: 16ac9982d177a47a20c4717183493e95 tester.dat This downloader then downloads subsequent files (yet to be analysed). It looks like some AV vendors are beggining to detect the exploit. At this moment it is being detected by McAfee as Exploit-XMLCoreSrvcs and Symantec as Bloodhound.Exploit.96*. Microsoft also detects it as Exploit:HTML/Xmlreq.A. The best protection, is to prevent the XMLHTTP 4.0 ActiveX Control from running in Internet Explorer, as stated in Microsoft's advisory: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/...ory/927892.mspx ." * http://www.symantec.com/security_response/...-110611-5730-99

I'm to much of a "have-to-work-friday-nightsssssssssssssssssss"

yeh.. .. i would do what Roy said. but america not UK lol..

Liiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeees!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Some one throw coasters at the evil fairy for me please.

id say trojan .. http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=157918 http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=157927 http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=158217 like the rest of them

HA! so did you!!

White R33 in Carlo, Plates LET IIM or some thing.. White R32 comming out of Macquarie Uni, wasnt really paying attention so didnt notice them till the last second.. got a wave though

Happy Birthday dude!

hmm no idea.. I can probably find out though.. PM so I remember to do it later