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Posted by inspectorgadget from resnet-43-82.dorm.utexas.edu (129.116.43.82) on Sunday, December 11, 2005 at 12:28PM :

In Reply to: So have I... posted by doeycall from c-67-175-182-222.hsd1.in.comcast.net (67.175.182.222) on Sunday, December 11, 2005 at 5:12AM :

Lieutenant inspectorgadget

I think Z3 has changed too.

: problem is I don't remember the answers to get back to Lt Ker. :( I always wanted to try the Kernel challenge.

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13 Dec 2005:enjoy!

I hereby endorse this product and/or service. good work guys.

- By CinC. pengo

22 Nov 2005:Challenges

Challenges now work - Kernel (and probably General too, but untested).

- By Ker. anomaly

18 Nov 2005:ChalNews

Challenges are now working up to ker. will hopefully have that working shortly

- By Ker. gothicfreak

12 Nov 2005:Challenges

challenges now operational - z5

- By Maj. anomaly

quote of the minute:

Partial Peripheral Lockout

mission (red division):

Proposition #16 - Internet Freedom / Privacy:

doubleclick.net has implemented a tracking system, called 'web bugs' which invades users privacy. It basically puts an invisible graphic on a web page to track users identities.

(To see a 'web bug' in action, go to www.procrit.com look in the source for: ad.doubleclick.net/activity) For more information see info@doubleclick.net
(proposed by Maj. dnserror)

(mission completed 447 times)
NB: red division has the primary task of prosecuting this mission. but any cyberarmy soldiers are free to complete this mission, and also vote on future missions.