psychoaliendog
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I'm assuming your using windows. What file system are you using (NTFS or FAT)? Have you tried booting to a live cd and deleting it from there? and why may I ask do you need to remove this folder so desperately? I'm thinking its pr0n or warez, in which you probably have a viral infection. If thats the case formatting and reinstalling, I have a feeling that formatting will solve your problem no matter what. :twisted:
And next time buy your pr0n and download your warez from a trusted site... errr... I might have that backwards. :P
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First... MIDI isn't a sound format, it is a set of instructions for your default synthesizer to play. And we all use Mp3 because of how widely accepted it is, But I hope to see OGG surpass this and become the audio standard.
Well, sound doesn't exist in computers, only binary integer numbers exist. Everything else (i.e. sound, images, 3D objects) is mapped to integers which are processed by the computer. MIDI is one way of mapping sound to integers. The other way is sampling sounds coming in from a microphone. So, yes MIDI is a sound format, just not one based on sampled audio. (and even then what do you think the patches are... sampled audio)
I voted ogg, BTW.
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Democracy Player (http://www.getdemocracy.com/).
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Well to put in the simplest terms the Subnet mask tells you how many computers can be on that network, minus a few for routers, the gateway, etc.
eg. 11111111.11111111.11110000.00000000 is 255.255.240.0 which means that you could have 4096 unique addresses.
I believe Iain that Subnet masks are supposed to be contiguous 1's and 0's. Its a bitmask so theoretically you could have something nonstandard, but it keeps things simple. and its really not necessary, 16 bits of 0's will give you just as many IP's no matter where they are located in the mask, unless you are bent on having specific IP address.
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Thats cool, It would make for interesting article.
XSLT, along with XPath and XSL-FO, is a subset of XSL. XSLT is a scripting language that takes an XML Document and transforms it in to another Document, not necessarily XML. This case you're going from HTML to HTML. It doesn't have to be site specific, its the programmers choice.
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Do you mean page scraping? XSLT? Or something with firefox and the user stylesheets? I wouldn't qualify any of those as "Hacking" or "hooking". XSLT would be, by far, the easiest way to do this, as that is what it was designed to do. It probably beats the hell out of a custom written php script that parses the html and what ever. So, to finish up, I have no f-ing clue what you were intending to say, but sure I'll be interested. :D Which will leave me filled with suspense, thrill, and hell I might even learn something.
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Well you macbook comes with a Dev IDE, you just don't know it. :twisted:
Put in the cd that came with macbook. Labeled "Mac OS X install Disc 1", the installation finder window should pop up, and install it.
As for linux... thats a bit harder. check out http://tuxmobil.org/apple.html and good luck.
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What kind of security software are you running on this box? Any firewalls?
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How about VirtualBox (http://www.virtualbox.org/). I haven't tried yet, but from what I've seen it out preforms VMware.
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So the string of characters is actually the ascii code of the password itself?? Is that what ur saying... BTW: DOn't worry I changed the code before posting so 'dasedba' doesn't actually mean anything to me :D roflmao... Of course this still doesn't actually answer my question...
Well, Thats good. As soon as I noticed that the hex didn't match the password I got concerned.
And this is what manual has to say about dumping LSA secrets.
How it worksThis feature of the program follows the same methodology used by Todd Sabin in his PWDUMP2 program to decrypt LSA secrets present on the system. It uses the "DLL injection" technique to run a thread in the same security context of the Local Security Authority Subsystem process. The thread's executable code must first be copied to the address space of LSASS process and this requires an account with the SeDebugPrivilege user right. By default only Administrators have this right.
Once injected and executed the thread will run with the same access privileges of the Local Security Authority Subsystem; it will load the function "DumpLsa" from Abel.dll which will open and query each secret using the LsarOpenSecret and LsarQuerySecret APIs from LSASRV.DLL. The thread stores the data returned from these functions in a temporary file named lsa.txt located in the same directory of the program. Finally, the content of this file is put on the screen and the temporary file is deleted.
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Ethan Hunt, you wouldn't happen to know what ASCII or UTF-16 is would you? Does "dasedba" has any significance to you? Is that your password? I hope not. If it is, change it now!!!!
Its generally a good idea not to post anything directly related to your password in a forum. Even if you think its harmless.
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.iebar { background-color: #ffffe1; background-image: url(ie-shield.png); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: 5px 2px; position: absolute; width: 100%; top: 0; left: 0; font-family: "Tahoma", sans-serif; font-size: 11px; padding: 3px 24px 3px 24px; border-bottom: #ffffff 2px outset; } .iebar:hover { background-color: #316ac5; color: white; }I'll let you figure out the rest. Just to let you know JavaScript = DHTML.
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But I still dont get how to use rainbow crack, and why I should at all,
Well, they discuss how to use rainbow crack in 2x02, you may be able to use another program, but its not guaranteed to work (as you found out the hard way).
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you need to use the program used to generate the tables to crack with them. Which would be Rainbow Crack.
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Lets try this again. What about the tables from shmoo group? They were the only tables that I know of that were available before that episode (2x02?). The "alpha-numeric lanman rainbow tables" are a 1.2GB download, which probably, when decompressed, are pretty close to 3GB.
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*shakes head in disappointment*
Dear Mr. Corrosion,
It is very easy, especially for a HTML guy, to add image tag to a file. If you, a HTML guy, can't do that, I'm sorry. If you did read through the files you would notice that it uses a template engine. A fairly popular one, too.
It took me 10 minutes to figure that out. The code you need to add is a simple template tag.:PMy Deepest :roll:,
PsychoAlienDog
P.S. the answers are staring you in the face.
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what about the tables from the shmoo group?
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yup, bit masking is some very cool, dirty, fun. The toupper is probably something along the lines of
#define toupper(x) ((x >= 'a' && x <= 'z')? x & 0xdf : x)
Which, to the untrained eye, looks more like somebodies keyboard exploded. :D
to clarify the Bitwise and (&) is a truth table.
X & Y = Z ----------- 1 | 1 | 1 0 | 1 | 0 1 | 0 | 0 0 | 0 | 0
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'c' & 0xdf = 'C' ---------------- 0 | 1 | 0 1 | 0 | 0 1 | 1 | 1 0 | 1 | 0 0 | 1 | 0 0 | 1 | 0 1 | 1 | 1 1 | 1 | 1
this is just one of many applications for bitwise operators. If your interested in more check out bitwise or (|), bitwise exclusive or (^), bit shift left (<<) and right (>>).
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or even simpler yet
[...] switch(scale[0] & 0xdf) { case 'F': cout<< "The value in Degrees Celsius is: " << toCelsius(tempVal); break; case 'C': cout<< "The value in Degrees Fahrenheit is: " << toFahrenheit(tempVal); break; default: cout<< "Error"; break; } cin.get();There is no need to use some fancy "toupper" function when its a simple bit mask, maybe some bounds checking if you don't want to be so messy. It not more than a line of code.
Also whats with the single element array? You shouldn't ever need a single element array, especially when working with strings (Remember strings are null terminated, so, the minimum length of a string should 2). Cin does accept a plain old char variable, that may simplify your code a lot.
Lastly, are those global variables? Bad Programmer, go to your room. Not only that but you are using the same variable names inside the functions. Quick question, do you know which variable you are using in the function? Lets rewrite the program see if we can't clean it up
#include <iostream> using namespace std; //function to convert F to C int toCelsius (int tempVal) { return tempVal - 32 / 9 *5;//formula for conversion } //function to convert C to F int toFahrenheit (int tempVal) { return tempVal + 32 * 9 /5; //formula for conversion } int main() { //define vars int tempVal = 0; char scale; cout << "Enter the Temperature Value: "; cin >> tempVal; cout << "Enter the Temperature Scale: "; cin >> scale; switch(scale & 0xdf) { case 'F': cout<< "The value in Degrees Celsius is: " << toCelsius(tempVal); break; case 'C': cout<< "The value in Degrees Fahrenheit is: " << toFahrenheit(tempVal); break; default: cout<< "Error"; break; } cin.get(); return 0; }Oh, one last thing, are you sure that you're properly converting between Celsius and Fahrenheit?
You may want to look into the use of parenthesis. -
this reminds me I had a Re-Design concept that I made and never uploaded.
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/48209352/
It could use a little more polish, but its just a concept.
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It seems all the important stuff has been mentioned, but some other stuff includes:
- Programmers Notepad (great little notepad replacement)
- Inkscape (vector art, You can use SVG dircectly in Firefox :) )
- linux/unix (you need to learn linux/unix, most servers run these platforms)
- Internet Explorer v5, v5.5, v6, and 7, Opera, Firefox; (for testing on as many platforms as possible)
- Stock Photography (If you see something cool, take a picture of, you'll need it later, trust me)
- Basic Art concepts(line, space, shape, color, value)
- Practice
The web is constantly changing, so, keep up on stuff. And for Pete's sake, don't use a particular tool just because someone suggested it, try them all, see which ones you like. I know too many Designers/Developers that use Dreamweaver/ASP/IE unconditionally.
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They could be salted hashes, in which you would have to find out what the salt is and the algorithm used to salt it with. The salt is usually stored with the hashes on unix machines, but I don't know anything about windows ce.
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What do you think about MS Expresion Web?
I've never heard of it, so I'll try it before I hate it profusely. :D You really should look into hand coding, its a great way of learning. Not only that, but you have full control, no stinking program to hold you back.
Though I personally prefer Programmers Notepad over Notepad 2, VaKo is right.
Tried MS Expression Web and it appears to be Dreamweaver clone. Thats it. Consider it un-installed.
Can You Make Your Own .com Ex? For example www.site.hak
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Well, yes you could have your own TLD, you'd just have to run your own root DNS Server. Like all these fine folks. Just nobody would use it, except you.