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*yawn*
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For those interested, Firefox has an extension called Chatzilla that is a built in IRC client right in your browser. It works really well.
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d11wtq wrote:*yawn*
Yeah I kinda agree. I shouldn't expect a topic about technology that was invented in the 80's to be that exciting of one.
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Everah wrote:For those interested, Firefox has an extension called Chatzilla that is a built in IRC client right in your browser. It works really well.
That sounds cool ^_^

I avoid most IRC though. If there's anywhere that internet bullying reigns supreme, it's 80% of IRC channels.
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superdezign wrote:I avoid most IRC though. If there's anywhere that internet bullying reigns supreme, it's 80% of IRC channels.
I guess you're frequenting the wrong channels or servers. ;)
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feyd wrote:I guess you're frequenting the wrong channels or servers. ;)
Possibly. I liked the hacking channels, where if you don't know ASM, your a 'n00b.'
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Assembler is a dying art.
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feyd wrote:Assembler is a dying art.
Not if you write game trainers and other things (that we don't discuss here). The 'l33t' ASM programmers are very defensive about the language. You say C++ and you get bashed. Hard.
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Off topic: Speaking of hacking, how would I be able to login with a SQL statement like this one:

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SELECT username, password, first_name, active FROM $table_name WHERE username = '$_POST[username]' AND password = '$_POST[password]'
What would I have to pass as username and password to be able to login?
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Are you asking how SQL injection works if you don't clean the data? I'm sure there are rules against outright telling you how. I believe the forum would be held partially responsible for spreading the knowledge.
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superdezign wrote:Are you asking how SQL injection works if you don't clean the data? I'm sure there are rules against outright telling you how. I believe the forum would be held partially responsible for spreading the knowledge.
Yes that's what I'm talking about but don't worry this is my code that I'm trying to fail proof.

I tried the usual [hi' OR 1=1--] and so forth. But I believe mine is a bit different because my confirmation is in the WHERE clause.

So far so good when it comes to injection. But maybe there's something that you guys might know that I don't.
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superdezign wrote:The 'l33t' ASM programmers are very defensive about the language.
I'm actually one of them. But I don't harbor ill-will toward other languages, obviously.
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feyd wrote:
superdezign wrote:The 'l33t' ASM programmers are very defensive about the language.
I'm actually one of them. But I don't harbor ill-will toward other languages, obviously.
^_^
What *can't* you do? :P
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superdezign wrote:What *can't* you do? :P
Juggle. :)
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He cannot fail... EVER :evil:
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