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Foxtrot

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  1. In most games lag compensation mechanics are easily abusable but not limited to being able to rubber band around the map. You could look into backtracking or fakelag in CS:GO (there's lots of pastes available) to see how you can manipulate the client traffic in that sense.

  2. You use the '-n' flag in your echo to keep all the characters on one line during your loop. This means the last character to be decoded does not contain the newline character, either. You should print a newline after the loop has finished inside of the function with a simple 'echo'.

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    -n      do not output the trailing newline

    https://linux.die.net/man/1/echo

  3. 2 hours ago, Domain0@engineer.com said:

    I've had nothing but trouble with this device from day one. If its not trying to configure it to link to WiFi its modules, and or staying connected. It's something that might work or wont work. They should take lessons from the developers of QubesOS who not only thoroughly test their system but also provide excellent support documentation with easily understood support pages. Obviously their testing is flawed, as is the support here. Having to attempt configuration on four systems, ultimately resulting in a clean install of Kali linux to finaly get the thin to somewhat work, I experience a great deal of trouble with modules. Having to reset the device to factory three times. Its not friendly to switching between running on android and back to linux. the script for wifi sharing is flawed or incomplete, and must in many cases be configured manually. That tkes time away from doing with the device what it was designed for, aggravation many don't have time to dedicate.  I certainly would not recomend this to anyone other than a casual hobbyist who has time to tinker. As for me I will tear mine down into base components and use them for a worthwhile project in my spare time. Its unworthy for any professional applications and totally unreliable.... A POS, take youre chances its 505-50 weather or not it works as intended.

    I'm sorry that you've not had a great experience with your device. It's worth noting that the forums is not an official support outlet, but instead a community forum. Official support requests can be made at https://hakshop.zendesk.com/hc/en-us. Documentation for Hak5 products is also available at https://hak5.org/gear, and also wikis for certain devices. The WiFi Pineapple wiki is available at https://wiki.wifipineapple.com/ 

    We do our absolute best to test changes, but unfortunately like all software, occasionally something slips through and is fixed when brought to attention. As for the ICS script, is there anything specific that you found didn't work under Kali Linux? It works fine for me and many others on the latest Kali release. What do you find that makes it unfriendly when switching between Linux and Android?

    Your feedback is appreciated!

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  4. The notifications you are getting are likely just static images underneath the advertisement being blocked. Another popular method of detecting adblockers is to load an image that the adblocker will block, and then check the width of the image. if the width is 0 or null, then display the AdBlock notification.

    It's all client side.

  5. VBScript can do both client side and server side scripting if you use something like ASP. But ASP is... not great imo.

    You could exercise/develop your software development skills by using creating a responsive front-end using something like Angular or AngularJS, and writing a back-end to connect to in PHP or Go, or any language really. Would give an opportunity to practice high cohesion and low coupling.

    Eitherway, I'd suggest just using AJAX if you're not interested in using any frameworks.

  6. It looks pretty interesting. I would recommend looking at El Dewrito and what the talented guys over there are doing.

     

    1 hour ago, DelTex said:

    P.S. Game is based off of Halo 2 and Halo 3, approved by 343 Industries (the creators of Halo), and runs on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux distros.

    I think you meant Bungie ?

  7. 4 hours ago, Neptunium said:

    Error: argument of type "char *" is incompatible with parameter of type "LPCWSTR"

    This isn't really the source code's problem, but an issue with your compiler configuration. I assume you're using Visual Studio, and if you are - you need to configure your project to use the Multi-Byte Character Set (Found in the project properties under the General section, iirc). You can alternatively cast to a LPCWSTR, but that isn't a better option.

    I would recommend reading about the different character types that you will encounter in Windows C++ development here.

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