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1.      Kaminsky used port 53 to access the open DNS connection and get online

What port was used to access the open DNS Connection and get online?

2.      Kaminsky remembered that he had gotten into Starbucks locked network using the domain name system, or DNS

How to able him for into Starbucks locked the network?

3.      The port for the low-bandwidth DNS connection—port 53—was left open to route customers To the Pay for Starbucks Wi-Fi Web page

What for the low-bandwidth DNS connection-port 53-was left open to route costumers?

4.      Kaminsky used port 53 to access the open DNS connection and get online. It was free but super-slow, and his friends mocked him mercilessly

Why kaminsky get mocked mercilessly by friends?

5.      DNS was the unglamorous underbelly of the Internet, but it had amazing powers

What is the impact of DNS was the unglamorous underbelly of the Internet?

6.      Kaminsky felt drawn to the obscure, often-ignored protocol all over again.  

Is it a feeling of kaminsky to often-ignored protocol all over again?

7.      After weeks of studying the minutes of DNS and refining his hack, he was finally able to stream a 12-second animated video of Darth Vader dancing a jig with Michael Flatley

How long can Kaminsky stream animated video of Darth Vader dancing a jig with Michael Flatley?

8.      He got hired to test the security of Windows Vista before it was released, repeatedly punching holes in it for Microsoft

What is his job?

9.      Still, in the back of his mind, he was sure that the entire DNS system was vulnerable to attack

What is his mind about DNS?

10.  Maybe the painkillers loosened something in his mind, because as he was convinced that something was not right

Why the painkillers loosened something in his mind?

Object of preposition

Tugas 1

Present Participle (V-ing)

1. He got hired to test the security of Windows Vista before it was released, repeatedly punching holes in it for Microsoft.

Tugas 2

Appositives

1.      Budi’s dog, fierce and uncontrolled, is danger being around the children

2.      My house, small but cozy, will be sold by my father soon.
Rumah saya, yang kecil tetapi nyaman, akan segera dijual oleh ayahku

3.      Toyota Avanza, the best-selling car in Indonesia, is produced by the Daihatsu manufacturer

4.      My brother, a chemical engineer, is very diligent

5.      Novel of Harry potter, interesting and well – known, is created by JK. Rowling.
Novel Harry Potter, yang menarik dan terkenal, diciptakan oleh JK. Rowling

6.      I give Budi, smart, kind, and diligent, a book.
Saya memberikan budi, orang yang pintar, baik, dan rajin, sebuah buku.

7.      Afgan, a professional singer, has a very beautiful voice.

(Afgan, seorang penyanyi profesional, memiliki suara yang sangat indah.)

8.      My hobby, dancing, takes a lot of energy. (gerund phrase)

(Hobby saya, menari, memerlukan banyak energy.)

Tugas 3

Present Participle

1.      The man knocking at my door is our new neighbor. (Adjective)
(Pria yang mengetuk pintu rumahku adalah tetangga baruku.)

2.      The child waiting for his father is a homeless. (Adjective)
(Anak kecil yang menunggu ayahnya itu adalah seorang tunawisma.)

3.      The bird singing on the three is a lovely bird. (Adjective)
(Burung yang sedang bernyanyi di pohon itu adalah burung yang manis.)

4.      The annoying rooster eats a lot. (Adjective)

5.      The interesting fact was published. (Adjective)

6.      The woman working as an English teacher is very beautiful. (Adjective)

7.      I am learning English language at now(Verb)

8.      They are talking to my mother for the time being (Verb)

9.      I had been studying all night long(Verb)

Tugas 4

Past Participle 

1.       I brought this to replace your broken vase. (Adjective)

2.       What you bring is a ruined sample, we cannot sell it. (Adjective)

3.       The chocolate being eaten by him is very delicious. (Adjective)
(Coklat yang sedang dimakan olehnya sangat lezat.)

4.       The math problem solved is difficult (Adjective)
(Soal matematika yang telah dipecahkan tersebut sangat sulit.)

5.       I have searched for the antique everywhere. (Verb)

6.       She had lived in this village for thirty years when I moved there. (Verb)

7.       Past Perfect

a.    He had painted the fence in green. (Verb)
(Dia telah mengecat pagar dengan warna hijau.) had= past participle dari auxiliary “have”

b.     Budi went to Kuningan Plaza after he had finished his homework.(Verb)(Budi pergi ke Kuningan Plaza setelah dia menyelesaikan PRnya)

8.       Past Perfect Continous

a.       The labors had been demonstrating for two hours before you came.(Verb)
(Para buruh telah berdemonstrasi selama dua jam sebelum kamu datang.)

b.      I had been sleeping for two hours when somebody knocked the door.(Verb)

            (Saya telah tidur selama dua jam ketika seseorang mengetuk pintu)

Secret Geek A-Team Hacks Back, Defends Worldwide Web

In June 2005, a balding, slightly overweight, perpetually T-shirt-clad 26-year-old computer consultant named Dan Kaminsky decided to get in shape. He began by scanning the Internet for workout tips and read that five minutes of sprinting was the equivalent of a half-hour jog. This seemed like a great shortcut—an elegant exercise hack—so he bought some running shoes at the nearest Niketown. That same afternoon, he laced up his new kicks and burst out the front door of his Seattle apartment building for his first five-minute workout. He took a few strides, slipped on a concrete ramp and crashed to the sidewalk, shattering his left elbow.

He spent the next few weeks stuck at home in a Percocet-tinged haze. Before the injury, he'd spent his days testing the inner workings of software programs. Tech companies hired him to root out security holes before hackers could find them. Kaminsky did it well. He had a knack for breaking things—bones and software alike.

But now, laid up in bed, he couldn't think clearly. His mind drifted. Running hadn't worked out so well. Should he buy a stationary bike? Maybe one of those recumbent jobs would be best. He thought about partying in Las Vegas … mmm, martinis … and recalled a trick he'd figured out for getting free Wi-Fi at Starbucks.

As his arm healed, the details of that Starbucks hack kept nagging at him. He remembered that he had gotten into Starbucks' locked network using the domain name system, or DNS. When someone types google .com into a browser, DNS has a list of exactly where Google's servers are and directs the traffic to them. It's like directory assistance for the Internet. At Starbucks, the port for the low-bandwidth DNS connection—port 53—was left open to route customers to the Pay for Starbucks Wi-Fi Web page.

So, rather than pay, Kaminsky used port 53 to access the open DNS connection and get online. It was free but super-slow, and his friends mocked him mercilessly. To Kaminsky that was an irresistible challenge. After weeks of studying the minutiae of DNS and refining his hack, he was finally able to stream a 12-second animated video of Darth Vader dancing a jig with Michael Flatley. (The clip paired the Lord of the Sith with the Lord of the Dance.)

That was more than a year ago, but it still made him smile. DNS was the unglamorous underbelly of the Internet, but it had amazing powers. Kaminsky felt drawn to the obscure, often-ignored protocol all over again.

Maybe the painkillers loosened something in his mind, because as Kaminsky began to think more deeply about DNS he became convinced that something wasn't right. He couldn't quite figure it out, but the feeling stuck with him even after he stopped taking the pain pills. He returned to work full time and bought a recumbent stationary bike. He got hired to test the security of Windows Vista before it was released, repeatedly punching holes in it for Microsoft. Still, in the back of his mind, he was sure that the entire DNS system was vulnerable to attack.

      1.      he laced up his new kicks and burst

       S        V                 O

      2.      He took a few strides

      S      V        O

      3.      He spent stuck  the next few weeks

       S      V       O             Adv

      4.      Tech companies hired him

                S                 V     O

      5.      He had a knack

        S   V     O

      6.      he couldn't think clearly

      S           V              Adj

      7.      DNS has a list of exactly

         S     V     O         Adj

      8.      Kaminsky used port 53

             S          V       O

      9.      DNS was the unglamorous

         S     V             C

      10.  his friends mocked him mercilessly

             S             V        O        Adj

Reference:

https://www.wired.com/2008/11/ff-kaminsky/?currentPage=all