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2019-09-12 at 12:12 AM UTC in Long time member is dead.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2019-09-11 at 2:51 PM UTC in Long time member is dead.rhabdo in peaceThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2019-09-10 at 12:14 PM UTC in Long time member is dead.
Originally posted by the man who put it in my hood Don't you know people locally that have died? Lots of people I knew are gone and its weird but you start to get used to it after a while
I imagine this is how old people in retirement homes feel except we are all in our 20's and 30's
There's something strange about knowing someone online. You don't know them IRL so they can tell you everything... Everything. Things nobody they knew could have ever known. -
2019-08-24 at 10:24 AM UTC in The R'tarded thread: The Shitfucking Edidtion 💩🖕
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2019-08-23 at 8:52 PM UTC in C to Binary. Dissassembled C Binaries, and C to Asm Conversions
Originally posted by Sophie Right, the thing is though i am not proficient enough to write out Asm by hand. However, if i can write a function or operation in C and then take that function and transform it into shellcode that might be worthwile.
At the end of the day the best thing to do is just learn some assembly, the platforms ABI, etc and get comfortable with it.
The whole point of shell code is to pop a shell basically, so all you need to figure out is the basics to manipulate memory, jump into/out of code, make some syscalls etc. You can sort of do what you're trying to do of course, but at the end of the day you're gonna be limited in what you can exploit without and understanding of low level fundamentals and the ability to handcraft assembly.
Once you have the basics down and have your basic exploit you can jump into a some code you wrote in a higher level language if you want.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2019-08-23 at 2:30 PM UTC in C to Binary. Dissassembled C Binaries, and C to Asm Conversions
Originally posted by Sophie Which i thought kind of looked like Asm, but the old shellcode from the C file looks all kinds of messed up. Not quite sure if that's how it's supposed to look. Because usually when i have a Binary Asm file it looks like below.
That is assembly, the assembler directives (e.g. ".ascii") might be syntax you haven't seen before. As the name suggests, they direct the assembler to do some operation. Sometimes it's a shorthand for something that would be more cumbersome to write out in assembly or sometimes it controls the binary layout.
One thing to note is that "binary ASM file" is a bit of an oxymoron. People aren't always super precise with the language, but "assembly" files are still text files and non-executable, only after they go through the assembler do you get an actual binary that can be executed. This is also why the output of gcc to assembly looks different from what a disassembler spits out. The ASM produced my a compiler can still use directives and symbolic names like "shellcode", because the assembler will resolve these to addresses. Once assembly and linking happens though, the symbolic names and directives are dropped and actual addresses are burned into the binary, the disassembler can't reverse these operations so you typically won't see meaningful labels like "shellcode" in the disassembly, even though they're present in the ASM source. -
2019-08-22 at 3:26 AM UTC in EPSTEIN SUICIDEhttps://www.rt.com/op-ed/466983-ghislaine-robert-maxwell-epstein/
interesting summary of Ghislaine Maxwell's father's work with israel and MossadThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2019-08-19 at 2:11 PM UTC in The best thing about an aisle seat on a plane isi fucked a plane in the ass on a womanThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2019-08-17 at 3:07 AM UTC in It's a good thing it takes effort to kill yourself.
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2019-08-17 at 12:05 AM UTC in It's a good thing it takes effort to kill yourself.Not really a random video poster but I think this is fitting and hope you enjoy :
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2019-08-16 at 11:03 PM UTC in I just ate a chicken salad sammich out of a vending machine and I paid too much for it.real girlfriends make lunch for their men to take to workThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2019-08-15 at 11:04 PM UTC in I'm TransgeneralThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2019-08-12 at 3:03 AM UTC in How to meet new people?I think music is the best way for you which is what I've been telling you for centuries. If you go to a fucking bar or somewhere people are playing music you'll meet weird people you can start a relationship with. Shit like that. Go for the broken hipster crowd. Go to a library and start conversations with people that make them laugh and disarm them. Follow children into the bathroom and ask if they need help defecating.
Originally posted by Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country Also protip: one of the best ways of meeting people from the same peer group is at work.
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2019-08-12 at 12:01 AM UTC in Filled my gas tank up a millimeter from full today.Worked as a certified pyrotechnician for 10 years, and in special effects for 15, just to get that out of the way.
Don't worry about explosions etc. while driving with a full tank. if you get in a car crash, and the tank ruptures, and the fuel ignites, your car most likely won't explode. The reason why gas tanks explode when they do, is usually because while gasoline in itself isn't flammable, gasoline vapor is, and if you've got an almost empty, but intact tank, you will have a lot of vapor in a confined space. When this vapor is heated (for example by a burning car) to the auto-ignition temperature, it will ignite, causing an explosion. No open flame in direct contact with the gasoline is needed. I've seen this demonstrated when I got my pyro license. With a full tank, the gasoline might start boiling, but that doesn't mean it's reached the critical temperature in order to ignite it.
If you die in, and because of a car fire, you'll most likely be slow-cooked. Or, "roasted" is probably a more accurate description. If the smoke doesn't kill you first. But don't worry about being blown up. If memory serves, about 90% of the people who dies due to a car fire could have been saved, if the bystanders had gotten their thumbs out of their asses and helped the victim out of the burning wreck, but because of Hollywood's portrayal of what happens when a car catches on fire, by far most are too scared to get near the wreck.
Yes, cars explode, but they do so very rarely.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2019-08-05 at 11:43 AM UTC in So i told my GF i am attracted to little girls the other day.
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2019-08-01 at 11:16 PM UTC in Did you know? You can now make money off Github.Donation to support open source software has long been a thing and it's nice when it happens, but I'm pretty skeptical of the "making it social" phenomenon that has been happening recently. NPM has added code to facilitate e-begging, the money situation in the whole node ecosystem is shady and shitty and terrible. I got into a fight with a guy on HN about OSS funding a few months ago, I was basically like "donation has its place but corporate sponsorship means loss of authorial independence" and he was going on this whole thing about how it's impossible to maintain serious OSS without major funding. IDK, I guess I kind of just miss the days of OSS being a hobby thing. Sure things were more jank but like was also a lot simpler because it was actually necessary to make projects small enough to have a single maintainer or simple enough to support multiple part time maintainers because no one had time to write turing complete configuration systems because everyone had an actual job on top of it. Webpack is the perfect example of a project that's just obscenely complex for no reason beyond that they can hire people full time to make it complex.
Originally posted by Mud Hole Mania or even start a webboard for money.
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2019-08-01 at 5:50 AM UTC in ATTENTION ALL CONSPIRACY THEORISTSthe CIA actually invented and demonised the term 'conspiracy theory' to slander anyone who spoke of their litany of crimesThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2019-07-31 at 12:15 AM UTC in The Retarded Thread: Malice Metro Editioni walk like a crip so bitches cry blood nahmeanThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2019-07-30 at 10:38 PM UTC in This place is ripe with wizards filled with rage and angst at the world
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2019-07-29 at 11:18 AM UTC in The Retarded Thread: Malice Metro Edition
