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[Mihail121]

|-|!,

45 joo |*|20848|_'/ |<n()\/\/, !'\/3 833|\| |)()!n6 50|\/|3 |*r09r4|\/||\/|!n9 |=0r q|_|!73 |_()|\|9 7!|\/|3 |\|o\/\/ 8|_|7 ! \/\/o|_||_|) |_!|<3 70 |<n0w |-|0\/\/ 70 (0|)3 4n ()5 |_|5!|\|9 MIRC-5(r!|*75?

10x, joo 4|\/| 73|-| l337 r0xx0rz!!!!! W007!!!~`!12one

[Mjolnir]

()|_||2 |\|08|_3 (0|\/||\/||_||\|!7'/ |)035 |\|07 70|_3|2473 5(|2!|*7-|<!|)|)!35 |\|0|2 4|\|'/ 07|-|3|2 |_4|\/|3|2-|_!|<3 83|-|4\/!0|_||2... ;)

[Mihail121]

OMG, !7 \/\/45 j|_|57 4 j()|<3, ! (4|\|'7 574|\||) 5(|<|2!|*7-|_4|\/|3rZeZ 2 8|_|7 ! 4|_\/\/4'/5 \/\/4|\|73|) 2 c 50|\/|37|-|!|\|9 1!|<3 7|-|47 8'/ |\/|'/53|_|= - 4|=3|2 411, 7|-|!5 !5 \/\/|-|47 73|-| |_()u|\|93 !5 4 |2!9|-|7?

[Mjolnir]

|\|0 |*|208|_3|\/| |\/|!|-|4!|_, ! \/\/45 j0|<!|\|9 700, 47 |\/|'/ 3><|*3|\|53... ;)

[bladder]

been doing the programming thing for 7 years now and I *just* figured out how to read that crap.

Question though: what about the 'j'? j is just j?

[Mihail121]

814|)|)3|2: "j" (0|_|1|) 83 \/\/|2!773|\| 45 "_i" 0|2 "_|" 8u7 !7'5 |)3|=!|\|373|_'/ |\/|0|23 1337 70 \/\/|2!73 "j" 45 !5.

[IMesh]

bladder said:

been doing the programming thing for 7 years now and I *just* figured out how to read that crap.

Question though: what about the 'j'? j is just j?

What does programming have to do with typing like an idiot?

[Methulah]

I whole lot. Nah, seriously, I've forgotten 1337, and it would take me a really long time to decipher that crap. And yes, as far as I recall, "j" is just "j", but it can be used as a y as well. As in: "j00 f0015!1".

[Ed Mack]

My eyes hurt

[davepermen]

some people really have no life..

(no one should be offended personally.. okay, possibly all the dudes that get excited about stuff like 1337 and see learning it as a big thing in life, *smile*)

[kyuzo]

Imm Tryng Rilly Hard But I Cnat Und3rstand Wut Ur Tokng About111! Wtf Lol

[Nick]

Omitting capitalization already makes my stomach turn...

It is far more useful to learn some x86 machine code (or just assembly, for starters). But I guess only real programmers are up to that. :sneaky:

[Mihail121]

Nah, it's really great thing for a second or two fame, you know! :)

[davepermen]

If you want some really cryptic language, learn more math :D there's always some more cryptic thing in math :D (and you can actually use it laters one day :D).

Well, what ever. I know a lot of friends that really don't bother trying to get something out of their life. For them, such stuff is great. They feel cool about it. I prefer to eighter have this time spent for real life (girls, party, dj'ing, friends. in the opposite order :D), or learning something. Be it some stuff in a certain programming topic, some strange languages for new concepts, something about the industry, what ever. Doesn't matter. :D

[Mihail121]

davepermen said:

If you want some really cryptic language, learn more math :D there's always some more cryptic thing in math :D (and you can actually use it laters one day :D).

Well, what ever. I know a lot of friends that really don't bother trying to get something out of their life. For them, such stuff is great. They feel cool about it. I prefer to eighter have this time spent for real life (girls, party, dj'ing, friends. in the opposite order :D), or learning something. Be it some stuff in a certain programming topic, some strange languages for new concepts, something about the industry, what ever. Doesn't matter. :D

Smile-flood!!!! Davepermen, you are on the best way to get banned! :sneaky:

[Mjolnir]

Nick said:

It is far more useful to learn some x86 machine code (or just assembly, for starters). But I guess only real programmers are up to that. :sneaky:

.intel_syntax noprefix

		

.data

reply:	.asciz	"Tm1%nx%ymfy%xtD&%\\mfyj{jw333%\\fx%ymnx%xt%f|kzqq~%hw~uynhD%MF&"

		

.text

.global main


main:	

	enter   0, 0

	pusha	

	

	cld	

	mov	ecx, 61

	lea	esi, reply

	mov	edi, esi	

next:

	lodsb	

	sub	al, 5

	stosb

	loop 	next

	

	mov 	eax, 4

	mov	ebx, 1

	lea 	ecx, reply

	mov	edx, 61

	int	0x80

		

	popa

	xor	eax, eax

	leave

	ret

[monjardin]

<sarcasm>Mjolnir is my hero!</sarcasm>

Now I'm waiting for Nick to provide a response in 1's and 0's. :p

[davepermen]

Mihail121 said:

Smile-flood!!!! Davepermen, you are on the best way to get banned! :sneaky:

:) (don't ban me!!!)

[Mihail121]

davepermen said:

:) (don't ban me!!!)

Too late, you're already banned! (beeing still able to write in the forums is a small act of mercy)

[Nick]

Mjolnir, that code is supposed to do what on my Windows system? :whistle:

Machine code is a lot more fun:

11010111111111110000001111000011