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		<description><![CDATA[I’m  back. Being that summer was in session, let’s say school was out, and I  disappeared for a while doing some stuff for business purposes. So last  time I wrote, <a href="http://mrcracker.com/2010/06/school-of-hacks-part-2/">School of Hacks – Part 2</a>,  I emphasized the use or learning and understanding a UNIX/Linux  Operating System. Based on the feedback, it goes without saying that  learning Python is a popular response to learn next.]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[Have you wondered how to get BackTrack 4 running in the easiest way possible? Well you can stop now. No need to burn a disk or install it on your computer just to check it out, you can run it in a virtual machine right from your desktop. Many of you have heard of VMware and looked away because of all the five dolla sucky suckys it would take to afford it. Fortunately there exists a free alternative that is just as good, Sun's VirtualBox (available for Linux, Mac, Windows) . In this video, I will show you how to get BackTrack 4 up and running in it.. oh and the process is the same for any other OS you wish to run as well.
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