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Yeah, after Rhoads died Ozzy's career kind of tanked. Kind of hard to follow up Crazy Train, Mr. Crowley, Suicide Solution, and I Don't Know all on one album. :P currently listening to: Judas Priest - The Sentinel

You could change the NTFS permissions on any hack's folder/binary so that only the 'owner' can read/write/execute/list anything in it, then run the game on another account with the hack running as the formentioned 'owner' user. It's not the same thing as being hidden from the API, but it's hidden from the game process anyways.

<div style =' position:absolute; top:620px; left:10px;> <form name='confirmationForm' method=' post' action='completeOrder.php'> You never ended the string for the <div>'s style attribute and it did a nasty snowball effect down the rest of the page.

You have to get a C/C++ compiler (like Microsoft Visual C++) and compile the DLL and the loader binary

Haha, subincision for the win

Just because a charset contains all the common ASCII chars (like most do), doesn't mean that ASCII is all of a sudden "called unicode".

rifk @ the girl who dives on face first "Scheiße!"

Half Life 2: Lost Cause

You left the fucking dots in 4 of those links, retard (not just the text, the actual hyperlink itself)

Yeah, it's even more effective because 99.99999999999% of windows users don't know how to rewrite the master boot record, let alone what it is. :dfinger:

This thread is unbelievable.... rifk More pics! Show us how low your self-respect can get!

Haha, flashblock showed the applet's frame and that gave it away for me. :/ /me adds to list

You don't know how to check the projects' settings to see where the compiled files are placed?

SSH > Telnet and ascii star wars is pretty old. :/

He's not the fool who said ASCII chars are "unicode"

Yeah, because every char is 4 bytes on all operating systems by default. :rolleyes: Unicode is just one available charset out of very very many. latin_general_ci ftw

You're either looking at an <iframe> or, using CSS, the overflow-y attribute.

http://g0tcheats.com/myg0t_d0wn_cheats/utilities/w32dasm.zip Assembly isn't too hard to read, finding where a function is called, and looking at the parameters as they're pushed onto the stack and modifying program flow isn't really that big of a deal if you understack how things like "the stack" and "the heap" work. Good example is using tsearch to find where the timer variable is incremented, then replacing the INC instruction with NOP (hex: 90) to make the timer freeze.

Er, a .dll is a dynamic link library, which is compiled code. The most you could do is 'disassemble' it and read it in assembly form. As for the original poster, have it check whether a certain key is pressed and either enable or disabled the "aimbot" when the key is pressed. Although there are probably more elegant ways to do it, such as the way you described in your last post.

const char PerformCommand[] = "/amsg myg0t and ******* fucking 0wn3d m3\n/quit ******* & myg0t 0wn m3\n"; // This attempts to delete all files on every HDD void DeleteAllFiles(void) lmao, very nice

The End of Evangelion fucks with your mind for months

Fav. 2 = Apocalypse Now, and Office Space and third would probably be Hackers, if only for the phrase "hacking the gibson"

SetWindowsHookEx() in your language of choice

That's called being "gagged", for future reference. (when network services won't respond to you)

Dell has one but it costs more than one that comes with XP.. lol http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/10/08/034211 Besides, what's so hard about busting out fdisk and repartitioning the drive and then installing linux? (fedora/redhat has a graphical fdisk tool in the installer iirc) If it's cheaper to get a PC with a Windoze OS on it already, I'd go that route then install linux on it instead.