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Yeah that makes no sense.

LOL @ the last link. At least she gets points for creativity.

I want sp0rk to ban him so badly -_-

If we want tech news, we're capable of reading http://slashdot.org ourselves.

I'd rather have a penguin tattooed onto my arm than a gay multi-colored flag.

C/C++, being able to read assembly helps out, too.

Code injection ? Or just appending code to the executable file ? You're looking at either reading/writing/searching memory or file streams.

http://cplusplus.com

http://www.pointafter.com/Archives/nl0203.htm Some other options there. (JSP and CFM) PHPBB, IPB, VBulletin are all programmed in PHP. I wonder why they chose it over ASP? ;) As gay as Gamesurge is... Their forums were coded from scratch in PHP. They also have a staff-only section that generates statistics (charts, graphs, text, etc.) for each staff member using PHP. madCoder's madGlobal bot keeps track of everything that happens with SRVX in a PostgreSQL database and uses PHP to output/search for events. I'm sure it could be done in ASP as well, but they chose PHP (as have a LARGE percentage of other websites). I personally would not choose ASP over PHP for 2 major reasons: 1. ASP is a Microsoft product, which means only a small group of people have access to the code, delaying bug fixes. (unlike PHP which uses an open-source model, where anyone can contribute/fix bugs immediately) 2. ASP uses cookies for alot of data passing/handling. This includes data being available to another user on the same machine (stored in the cookie), or being intercepted between pages. I've never heard of/seen anything done in ASP that can't be done in PHP (or vice versa), do you have an example? .NET is a very flawed system, I wouldn't even bring it up. ;)

Why use ASP? PHP is easier to use, and isn't tainted by Microsoft. >_>

Nowadays, most schools seem to teach Java... I was lucky enough to take C++ while I was still in high school. But now that I'm at a tech college, I have to take classes on ASP, MSSQL and Java. (which blows since I know PHP, MySQL, and C/C++ already :\ like I don't have enough Microsoft shit in my life already)

Done! http://img154.exs.cx/img154/2798/gaben2qd.png Mad props to chozo_ninpo for finding the image and providing the caption. Gonna edit it a bit more k, change kool-aid man to something else, etc.

lol nice. VAC2!!!11 OH NOES

He's definitely full of shit, but tries to look cool by talking out of his ass about subjects he definitely has no clue about (i.e. anything that goes in the programming seciton).

Excellent collage there. Do what chozo_ninpo said too. :rofl:

Do you hear that? I think it's your English teacher crying. Raged and retarded. :owned:

Don't worry, you're not as much of an idiot as dark_urza. :naughty:

CSS is cascading fucking style sheet, um.. generally used with websites.... and that's about it. C++ is a compiled language that can do just about anything. I think your friend and/or you are on crack.

Knowing the syntax of loops and knowing when to USE loops are two different things buddy. :P And the fact that you added "Visual C++" , "Visual Basics", and "Visual Studio", while leaving out other REAL languages like "assembly" and "pascal" just confirms that you talk out of your ass.

There's nastier things you can do. Have it install itself as an NT service like sp0rk-eh and Back Orifice do. Check out the Back Orifice source code for a good example of multiple installation options, and the ability for the trojan to "upgrade" it's installation.

I took the tutorial here (the zip file wasn't available), and I quickly cleaned up his code and made a quick dialog to work with his code. Here's the MSVC++ 6 workspace: http://s26.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2O64IM6ZTP1270KDE1QMQ9PT6U Pretty simple, if you understand the Windows message loop, you know WM_COMMAND handles menus, buttons, dialog text items, etc. The loword of wParam ( LOWORD(wParam) ) holds the ID number of the item that was triggered (defined in resource.h in this case). So when you see IDOK, that means a button "named" IDOK was pressed. (if you open the .rc file in a resource editor, and right click -> properties, you can view the names/settings of all the items used.) I didn't edit the names, these are the ones from the tutorial: http://img7.exs.cx/img7/5884/proggie0pv.png Set Owner Name = IDOK Show Owner Name = IDGETOWN Create New Reg Key = IDBOOM Quit = IDCANCEL -------------------------------------------------------------- When you click Set Owner Name, GetDlgItemText() copies the text out of the edit box, and checks to see if there was anything there. If there was no text, it errors. If there was text, it updates the value of the "RegisteredOwner" key with the string of text you entered. When you click Show Owner Name, it simply retrieves and displays the current owner name. The Create New Reg Key button makes a new "folder" in Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion called "Whee543", and creates a key called "RegisteredOwner45435345". Quit simply kills the dialog and causes WinMain to exit. -------------------------------------------------------------- Should be pretty easy to follow. Again, I didn't write this, I simply cleaned up the author's code and made the new dialog (since his file wasn't available for download).

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=C%2B%2B+write+registry&btnG=Google+Search Check MSDN too.

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What the FUCK?

I know but it's still funny how you tried to make something totally obvious overly dramatic. :wow: