Telnet

[Belisarius]

Script kiddie definitions:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...=script+kiddie

[Belisarius]

Even better, go to www.everything2.net and search for "script kiddie". Real geeks give the best definitions.

[rdove]

Here how you do it:

1. Restart your computer in Dos Mode
2. Next type format C:
3. When it asks you if you are sure say yes

This should slove all your problems

[NefariousJeebus]

lol best thread ever! and do you think he really knows what DOS is?

[sde]

i really want to thank npa for helping out a n00b .. and Belisarius for helping, and then telling how it is.

we must remember what we have here... ( look at the domain name if you don't )

as npa said

you were there once too

.. we do have some really experienced people here .. people who still learn new things everyday. ( if you don't , write a book and send it to me )

it's ok to make fun sometime .. but please give as much education as you give s h i t.

bluedevils1414, .. don't take any of this the wrong way .. it takes your curiosity and determination combined to advance in computer science and to have any chance to understand how things work, how to find answers you need, and how to ask about how things work.

let's keep the flames to a minimum here =)

<gets off soap box>

[bluedevils1414]

I have WIndows Xp so i dont think i could restart in DOS anywayz. nice try tho...:butt:

[CaN Opener]

when rebbooting ur comp press f8 like mad there will be an option tro get into dos. i have used it many times many times. ( helps when u just happened to mess up ur autoexe.bat(dont ask )) or if u have a boot cd like win98 boot with cdrom support like your going to install and then exit wala dos

and why would u wanna learn telenet if you dont know dos or how to use it affectivly. if you looking for a good desktop shareing experance or webcam try netmeeting but if your realy set on telenet or networking try these links its ciscos old ccna Curriculum but un ur case u dont have to be at the top of the game http://cisco.cyberarmy.ca/cisco/1/start.html

Telenet != telnet, this is so commonly misused it's probably worse then misuse of hacker/cracker... Telnet is telnet, Telnet is not telenet... TELENET has to do with phone systems...

[npa]

Originally posted by Vlad902
Telenet == telnet, this is so commonly misused it's probably worse then misuse of hacker/cracker... Telnet is telnet, Telnet is not telenet... TELENET has to do with phone systems...

eh?

telnet = a protocol
telnet.exe = a raw connection utility provided by microsoft

Telnet is a protocol, but telEnet has nothing to do with telnet, it's has nothing to do with computer systems even, it's a phone systems thing...