User Controls

  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. ...
  5. 177
  6. 178
  7. 179
  8. 180
  9. 181
  10. 182
  11. ...
  12. 1426
  13. 1427
  14. 1428
  15. 1429

Posts by Sophie

  1. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by Kev your identity very much determines your personality. you trade by a girly name and coincidentally you act like a typical bitch. how?

    Unironically funny. But that said; typical in my interactions with you, you warrant nothing more, nothing less. And i trade by many names, all you ever talk to is a version of me.
  2. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by vindicktive vinny lame and unimaginative.

    The point is not to draw attention.
  3. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Stop.
  4. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Panama or Cyprus. You call it something generic like a local Panama or Cyprus name, say Santa Lupe, so you'd call it Santa Lupe International, or Santa Lupe Holdings.
  5. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by Kev so she has a choice not to be a karen but decides to be one anyway? thats even worse

    Yes because your name determines your personality. Come on. That's just silly dude.
  6. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by Kev any normal person would be bothered you psychotic freak, only you are proud of your dysfunctions

    Are you afraid?

    Originally posted by Kev and which little girl are you talking about?

    You read my post history right, that one? Despite everything i actually still kinda like you as a person, so i won't mention the particular loli you care about if you'd prefer me not to.
  7. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by Kev anyone named "karen" deserves no respect, joo or non joo

    It's a pseudonym, dumb fuck.
  8. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by Kev you probably murdered the girl and repressed the memory as ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ said, i gave you the benefit of the doubt so many times and then while digging thru old posts i find out you admitted to fucking a kid and holding a knife to your girlfriends throat. i wouldnt be surprised if you were a serial killer too, you seem psycho enough.

    If you think calling me a serial killer bothers me, you'd be wrong. Oh and;

    You wish you could have fucked the little girl you read about. Guess you'll have to do with jerking off with that blanky IRL loli Sophie made for you eh?
  9. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by vindicktive vinny thats her tho, the one selling cheap stuffs. someone stole her profile i guess.

    You don't know what you're talking about nigger. You should stay in your lane, i'll accept what you say when you tell me something about a barista you work with or know. beyond that your 'insights' are useless.
  10. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Check this out. The Nimble package manager has packages for just about anything you'd wish to write, below are just some examples that i installed in preparation for starting to work with Nim. Some crypto, networking, low level stuff and a package for writing a GUI.



    The Nim Core Cli, also comes with options to start a project in a directory. You can pick a base template with a dependency package/compiler script. Say you wish to create a GUI application, you pass the appropriate flags to the Nim CLI and it will generate a build script complete with entries for the various dependencies. The Dep Package allows for easy installation of the deps in question as well.

    The compiler itself is feature rich too, and allows you to select a support backend, in order to compile Nim to C, C++, JS(And more) and various binary types. Pre-processing output can be derived as well. And i think you can even work with Asm and the Assembler itself.

    Like i said in the OP i am just getting into the lang so it may be a bitmore nuanced/complicated than the way i have portrayed it here. But i am pretty sure most of what i just mentioned is correct.

    Nim is awesome.
  11. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by Quick Mix Ready I dont think most people know how to code here at least enough to develpe aps.

    is Python a good start or do you use a CSS type to do it or virtual basic?

    Virtual Basic doesn't exist "CSS Type" isn't a thing either. CSS on the other hand is a type of markup language but for graphical elements on a web based resource.

    Python is a good generalist language and one i would recommend learning if you want to get into programming.
  12. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by vindicktive vinny and maybe she also have a penis.

    de-skinned penis.

    Originally posted by vindicktive vinny and maybe she also have a penis.

    de-skinned penis.



    lol.

    "she" also sells cheap stuffs online.

    https://www.mercari.com/u/480949519/

    Wrong K3r3n, and you can go fuck yourself with your tranny allegations, for one she's about my age, and you know i prefer lolis. Secondly working on legitimate security research doesn't involve an IRC chat where sexually confused faggots such as yourself LARP and speak through text alone.

    She may be a joo. But i have infinitely more respect for her than some coffee serving chink.
  13. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    I just learned about this language and it's the best thing since sliced bread. It supports every mainstream OS and even some platforms beyond that. The language itself is intuitive, whether you come from a C, Python or NodeJS background. Over the last few years i have devoted a lot of my time into getting more proficient at C and Node, and of course i have continued working on my Python skills. The combination of which sets me up in a great way to start seriously getting into Nim.

    I am very glad i put in the time and effort to do so with regards to the other langs i mentioned, and i will of course continue to strive for excellence when it comes to those. As you know i aspire to be a full stack dev in the sense that i want to be able to proficiently code in most modern programming languages. I've come pretty far in my humble opinion, but there is much yet to learn, very much in fact, and i will of course endeavor to continue to improve, to the point of having a high degree of expertise in software/security engineering and Systems Architecture. Basically expert level DevSecOps.


    Anyway that was a bit of a tangent. I think for every day use i'll start making the switch to Nim, from Python.

    Nim combines the best of Python, Rust, Modula, Ada, and has a package manager that works much like NPM for NodeJS. Which is why i mentioned those langs in the beginning of the thread. As opposed to Python it's a compiled language however. But it takes a lot of cool stuff from python and makes it better. The syntax is relatively similar.

    Interestingly it's kind of like a meta language. A JS backend is provided for client and server targeting. It wraps C,C++, and Objective C, allowing it to make use of libraries native to those langs, vastly increasing it's capabilities. And it comes with a small core that is easily extendable.

    A Nim core program looks like this:


    import macros, strutils

    macro toEnum(words: static[string]): untyped =
    result = newTree(nnkEnumTy, newEmptyNode())

    for w in splitWhitespace(words):
    result.add ident(w)

    type
    Color = toEnum"Red Green Blue Indigo"

    var color = Indigo



    Very similar to Python as you can see. A Nimble package looks like this:




    # Package

    version = "v0.1.0"
    author = "Benedict Cumberbatch"
    description = "Sample package."
    license = "MIT"

    # Dependencies
    requires "nim >= 0.13.0", "jester >= 0.1.0"

    import distros
    if detectOs(Ubuntu):
    foreignDep "libssl-dev"
    else:
    foreignDep "openssl"

    task test, "Run the tester!":
    withDir "tests":
    exec "nim c -r tester"



    And operates a lot like a Node package would.


    Now since i just came across this language i am probably missing a bunch. But so far it looks pretty good to me. If you're interested checkout the official site here https://nim-lang.org/

    Thoughts?
  14. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by Quick Mix Ready Isn't Cogito ergo sum a term used as an argument against people who say this is all a virtual simulation (life and our existence)

    It means "I think therefore i am". It's a philosophical concept well worth looking into.
  15. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by Xlite That is true.

    And are we not made in His image?
  16. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Yep. ImgBB is superior, i think they also provide an API for if you want to develop an app that automates uploads of images or integrates some of the functionality they provide. Could probably use it for C2 as well, if you use stegonography. Or an easy way to exfil images/screenshots in case of a Compromat Dropper or Comproware.
  17. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Psychomanthis burnt down a house as a child with a girl in, and then he repressed the memory.

    Originally posted by Incessant It also begs the question, if one suddenly has false memories, but they are clear and seem to be their own does that mean the person’s identity has changed? Because our identity is just being able to determine a string of memories that happened to us or that we were in.

    The Sophie that was in a fire is an alleged pedo. But maybe the Sophie that uncovers the true memeory isn’t.

    This is all starting to sound very Nightmare of Elm Street to me.
  18. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by Donald Trump Even though I got the vaccine the angry Ukrainian women in the subway still make me wear the mask.

    Yeah the subway babushkas over there are not to be taken lightly.
  19. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    I suppose it would be interesting to make your own. Would something like Tensorflow be adequate for such an endeavor?
  20. Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by Lanny I usually just wing it with impress/powerpoint, which I don't feel too bad about because diagraming is something where 9 times out of 10 I'd rather just have a written description of in a readme or something, and is only occasionally helpful on top of that written description whereas lot of people I interact with seem to think diagrams are _the_ central output of a design process.

    The logic there is that the main things I'm looking for in a design are 1. what are the pieces I'm working with 2. how do they interact with each other (as in the mechanism of communication, _when_ does communication occur, and _what_ data is communicated vs. inferred/retrieved from elsewhere) and most importantly 3. why is it like this. A diagram does a good job of 1. and partially answers 2. but gives no info about why a design is the way that it is, which is kind of the whole point of designing in advance, and doesn't tell you anything about the actual content of intra-component communication which is probably the single most useful piece of information when you're trying to use a design to reason about how to extend an existing implementation. Plain old text and maybe snippets from some schema format communicate all of this info trivially.

    Thanks, i am kind of looking for a solution that allows me to visualize/express stuff in a way that you are describing for myself, so i get template or blueprint if you will, for myself. What you are talking about would be good for my personal use. However i'd also like to be able to visualize a design for any client that may be less technically inclined than i am. Basically i'd design a network, and keep a version of the schematics/diagram for myself for internal use and i would like to be able to express that design more visually for external use, in order for any potential client to get a clear picture of what it is exactly that i'd propose building for them. Know what i mean?

    Any advice in that regard?
  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. ...
  5. 177
  6. 178
  7. 179
  8. 180
  9. 181
  10. 182
  11. ...
  12. 1426
  13. 1427
  14. 1428
  15. 1429
Jump to Top