Login ¦ Register ¦ Submit Torrent 
  Bit Torrent Monster  
BrowseTop100Recent100 Top+Recent Live Girls

Health.And.Fitness.Club.Tycoon-VENGEANCE


 
Torrent details

Download torrent:

  1. Direct HTTP Download - download this torrent as a regular HTTP file using Furk.net servers as an accelerated proxy.
  2. Download torrent 'Health.And.Fitness.Club.Tycoon-VENGEANCE' DOWNLOAD BITTORRENT Download torrent 'Health.And.Fitness.Club.Tycoon-VENGEANCE' - a .torrent file for a BitTorrent client such as uTorrent.
  3. - this torrent or a torrent with the same content maybe available for direct download. Click to search.
File name Health.And.Fitness.Club.Tycoon-VENGEANCE.torrent (magnet link)
Size 182.3 Mb (191146363 bytes) Comments 19
Uploaded 2004-09-22 22:31:32 ( ago) Uploaded by Falken666
Peers 0 seeders and 1 leechers Downloads 0
Info Hash 4C711B738CAA224E3203224D95C6C50A151E90A0 G Tz Health 0%

Trackers & scrape stats (0)

.NFO
game		


Comments
  • Subject : Seed?

    msclpatrol at 2005-08-15 04:00:26

    Cn anyone please seed?

  • thedude420 at 2005-10-03 21:53:38

    "put them in insecure places like their PDA or personal organiser that are vulnerable to spyware and malware,' DeMarines said."WHAT?¿ There is a minuscule amount of malware coded for palm os and windows ce.

  • MikeBe at 2005-10-03 22:33:32

    articles like these r so shit.A few months ago it said that expert reccomend using approx 4 passwords.now they say this.

  • bujo at 2005-10-03 23:28:49

    i have 4 passwords i use for my personal shit.. then i have another 4 (plus 2 more i have to use rarely) for work. lukily i have a good memory.

  • BadIronTree at 2005-10-03 23:40:41

    stick them to the sides of screenshaha this is classic

  • pepiman at 2005-10-04 02:08:08

    I have different passwords for everything... if someone figures out my torrentspy.com password.. good for them it'll stop there

  • Cheatron2 at 2005-10-04 02:40:24

    I try to make my passwords as long as possible but they're probably easily crackable.They usually average around 15 characters but as I sed, they're probably easily crackable if you have a clue or something.

  • kyanox at 2005-10-04 03:30:46

    My thought was to develop a master password server that users could use for free, but that companies would have to pay for access to these passwords. I guess in order to make businesses pay for it, you'd have to make a law, like the patriot act that would force businesses to use it for national security.

  • kyanox at 2005-10-04 03:31:38

    QUOTE: See Quoted Post Belowstick them to the sides of screenshaha this is classicClasic and true, i've seen many a password at the banks i service.

  • marionette_dreamer at 2005-10-04 03:47:34

    So these people are so worried about people having too many passwords and storing them on pdas? now i understand that on the side of the screens is bad, but who fucking cares about this lame ass shit news. if you make one master password for everything, once somebody finds it out theyll have absolute access. why dont these crybabies suck it up and just learn to memorize a handful of passwords. its not like its that difficult of a task. just shows what type of lame ass fuck users IT has.

  • fartso22 at 2005-10-04 04:17:44

    There is only one, semi-simple solution: biometrics.

  • thedude420 at 2005-10-04 04:41:07

    QUOTE: See Quoted Post BelowThere is only one, semi-simple solution: biometrics.Then I could just cut off one of your fingers or cut out your eye, and I would be in. :)

  • brokendreams87 at 2005-10-04 08:25:48

    lol yep for every solution there is a problem so u have to mix a bit of all solutions that work, like say use biometrics, and password and voicing (if needed) that would take a while 2 crack but hey it's better than any of those alone.

  • smudge17 at 2005-10-04 21:05:35

    QUOTE: See Quoted Post BelowThen I could just cut off one your fingers or cut out your eye, and I would be in. :)Biometrics that use finger shape instead of finger printing require the finger to be alive. Stops at least that problem.Automatic teller machines in Swaziland of all places are going to going to use such biometrics soon to replace pin numbers.

  • appleb at 2005-10-05 04:12:39

    It doesn't help that you have to change your password every 90 days, then that new password cannot contain more than 3 characters from the last password, then the new password must contain at least one alpha plus one numeric, then one of those alpha's must be in a different case. It's crap like this that forces people to write down passwords, since it's foolish to use the same password for all systems.

  • trinitisys at 2005-10-06 12:17:11

    I use OneTouch from http://www.trinitibiometrics.com for my PCs and laptop. They use advanced optical biometrics with several additional security features in place to eliminate problems like you mentioned. Some of you watch too much TV! Not only does OneTouch allow me to access my PCs, it also allows me to access certain applications with my finger. I can access ALL websites that require passwords, like the TorrentSpy site and PayPal, with the touch of a finger without typing the URL in the browser. This feature alone is priceless! Also you can encrypt and decrypt files with the touch of a finger to keep private files private to a whole new level. And of course, I love the way It blows people away when I use it in public! Check it out.

  • thatdecade at 2005-10-06 17:28:22

    There's a pc versionhttp://keepass.sourceforge.net/and a pocket pc versionhttp://keepass.net/index.php?newsBoth keep your passwords secure, encrypted, and easily available!!!

  • samjargirl at 2008-04-07 02:53:00

    game are you sure?

  • mqr3 at 2009-02-19 16:39:00

    please seed! Stuck at 65%

Post comment
Click here to enable the form

Ads
Ads
Our Friends
Statistics
Btmon.com is a superindex. We index: mininova.org, thepiratebay.org, torrentspy.com, demonoid.com, isohunt.com, fulldls.com, bushtorrent.com, torrentportal.com, meganova.org, torrentbox.com, snarf-it.org, mybittorrent.com, newtorrents.info, piratenova.com, fenopy.com and more then 5k regular trackers.