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PostPosted: Sun, 15th May 2011 03:33    Post subject: Best Stackoverflow answer ever?
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boundle (thoughts on cracking AITD) wrote:
i guess thouth if without a legit key the installation was rolling back we are all fucking then
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PostPosted: Sun, 15th May 2011 04:00    Post subject:
ehh

pop ax
mov bx 0
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PostPosted: Sun, 15th May 2011 11:12    Post subject:
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PostPosted: Sun, 15th May 2011 15:02    Post subject:
|DXWarlock wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwfcKFrjCdg&feature=related


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PostPosted: Sun, 15th May 2011 15:04    Post subject:
tainted4ever wrote:
Pumping Lemma
http://codeinjection.blogspot.com/2011/02/pumping-lemma-and-why-its-slightly-more.html


Oh how many machines did I build during my studies pphhhhuuufff

btw that was not my question Smile I just started to use c# for web stuff and was reading a little bit on different matters. Don't even know how I landed on stackoverflow Smile (I love that page though Very Happy )


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PostPosted: Sun, 15th May 2011 15:17    Post subject:
PumpAction wrote:
tainted4ever wrote:
Pumping Lemma
http://codeinjection.blogspot.com/2011/02/pumping-lemma-and-why-its-slightly-more.html


Oh how many machines did I build during my studies pphhhhuuufff

btw that was not my question Smile I just started to use c# for web stuff and was reading a little bit on different matters. Don't even know how I landed on stackoverflow Smile (I love that page though Very Happy )


Managed Languages like C# sort of take away the gritty stuff like GC as well as having to worry about the stack and pumping lemmas etc. Wink

There are still traps when dealing with intrinsic XML-parsing for instance.


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PostPosted: Sun, 15th May 2011 15:52    Post subject:
Frant wrote:
PumpAction wrote:
tainted4ever wrote:
Pumping Lemma
http://codeinjection.blogspot.com/2011/02/pumping-lemma-and-why-its-slightly-more.html


Oh how many machines did I build during my studies pphhhhuuufff

btw that was not my question Smile I just started to use c# for web stuff and was reading a little bit on different matters. Don't even know how I landed on stackoverflow Smile (I love that page though Very Happy )


Managed Languages like C# sort of take away the gritty stuff like GC as well as having to worry about the stack and pumping lemmas etc. Wink

There are still traps when dealing with intrinsic XML-parsing for instance.


Yeah, I'm still waiting for the opportunity to use my awesome assembler skills Very Happy Last time that was really necessary was when I wrote a faster line draw method in turbo pascal Laughing

(implemented a basic bresenham + a small piece of assembler code to put the pixel on screen)

besides that we used asm in the university but mainly to optimize our c++ code (basic stuff like optimizing loops). Btw that was when I realized that under some circumstances Delphi created much cleaner machine code than c++ Razz

These days when I want to code something, I just try to get fast results, especially if it's just for my own use Smile


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PostPosted: Sun, 15th May 2011 16:08    Post subject:
BRRRRRRRRRRR ASM Razz

At my first uni there was just one semi interesting course. Basically, we had to build an "automatic putter" using Fisher materials. Sounds fine, but we had to program it in ASM - including the algorithms to generate a tone coming from a speaker and to pick that sound up with a microphone. Idea was to have the robot "aim" at the sound source, and "shoot" a ping-pong ball towards it.

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PostPosted: Sun, 15th May 2011 21:13    Post subject:
<--------- Lives in ASM to this day.

Was my first language Very Happy

Do a lot of security stuff so I get to trace through thousands of lines every day. It's kind of beautiful once you get used to it....


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PostPosted: Sun, 15th May 2011 21:14    Post subject:
garus wrote:
PumpAction wrote:
tainted4ever wrote:
Pumping Lemma
http://codeinjection.blogspot.com/2011/02/pumping-lemma-and-why-its-slightly-more.html


Oh how many machines did I build during my studies pphhhhuuufff


+1 definitely too much. I still don't know how I managed to pass that exam Laughing
B+ bitches ^^ FSMs, Turing Machines, all that stuff seems to come naturally to me. Thanks god. I still die in all the algorithms and data structures classes tho Sad
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PostPosted: Sun, 15th May 2011 21:23    Post subject:
Never touched x86 ASM.

I did some 6502 ASM and a lot of 68K ASM (87-94) though. Was fun and fast.


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