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Created: Monday, August 4 2008 18:31.16 CDT

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Weeks later...

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DarthPompom

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I've been doing several not very interesting things lately. Though something very interesting just came up, a friend called and had a job offer for me and it is one with good pay. 20 000 Danish, about 26 000 SEK looking for an apartment at the moment, hope to find one as soon as possible. Looks like my low frequent visiting will continue, for now.
One day I will be rich and famous and my brain shall be written into code and simulate my visiting various sites.
It is late, I have no time to mention various things that has happened during my time away. Maybe one day I'll write a non-interesting review of my days gone.
Take care humans, I must hunt for apartments now.

Created: Tuesday, June 17 2008 18:17.50 CDT

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Many days later...

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DarthPompom

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Hey there people, I've not been around and wont for a while. I am currently working for my dads friend, building some fence and don't know what will come there after. Have tared down some building, carried heavy stuff and dug holes(even carried things into the dug holes!). Sounds fun ya?
Anyways, I don't have time for more than just writing this at the moment so take good care.
~Pom

Created: Friday, June 6 2008 20:46.30 CDT

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Day 1.5 - Late night.

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DarthPompom

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Spoke to a friend of mine who has bought a "iBUYPOWER Gamer 931NX", and after the latest Vista update it started BSOD-ing 1 to 2 times per day.
I've tried to find related topics to help her but haven't found any valid solution. According to what I read on various forum entries that I found through googling, BSOD-ing with Nforce SATA on Vista OS-using computers is fairly common and some people consider XP instead.
She tried rolling system back to before the update but the BSODs remain.

Anyway, now 3:32 am (when I am writing this) my eyes are tired and the darn birds have already started tweeting outside making me want to shoot them.
Anyway, I've been on here reading through a few articles getting more and more interested in the things going on here. I hope to find some interesting tutorials or just blogs with someones re-project in so I could follow up and try to understand his or her progress in an attempt to learn something.

I scanned my computer finding about 40 files claimed to be viruses. However I know for fact that around 20~30 are intentional duplicates of things such as WPE Pro(haven't found a proper alternative that preforms according to purpose, at least not that works on WinXPSP2) and various "trainers" I've made using some trainer maker kit.
I forgot to mention in Birth-entry about that I read about something called "Fire Fox Password Stealer", I googled about it and appears it was an exploit in FF3, however I've got no idea if it poses threat to FF2.
It was/is some extension with hidden code in it that would download and install the pw sniffer silently emailing the un/pw-files to an private email using some function in FF3.
Think there's other extensions and applications designed to do the same thing.

My mind just drew a blank... sorry. I'll hopefully have more for people tomorrow.
Peace,
Pom~

Created: Friday, June 6 2008 17:45.12 CDT

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Day 1 - Birth / The baby talk / Introduction / Thoughts / Opinions.

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DarthPompom

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Hey there, I'm at a low level of doubt about rather or not I will be here for many days. However the path I follow shall be written down in this delicious Blog.
I believe this is the first blog entry I've ever wrote.

I am trying to figure out how to edit a disassembled *.exe so that I can change Config.lua to Homunculus Settings\Monconfig.lua, though it appears this is not an easy task. The disassembler doesn't allow me to edit the line 'Config.lua'. Horrors of closed source configuration application, if I knew some VB,Python or C I could probably make a program to config myself. I've got some knowledge of how the stuff works, I've written huge batches and am planing to make v1.0.0.1 fixing a problem with it trying to ren files to file-names that already exist, I've worked on a php-spider that I stopped working on(was almost done) and I've made scripts to generate HTML-galleries and hexed a few executable along with a few other things such as packet editing/sending and memory editing.

I've noticed disassembling may not be something I should be doing since I've got no idea how to fix errors encountered.
I've cracked one program, but that was because nothing protected it from being cracked. I unpacked the exec with nearly any effort, used a simple resource editor and removed about 6 rows of code and bam. Cracked.
It was some bat2exec program that added annoying "Register to remove this message"-text. What to be added was all in the resources.

I've had my share of ideas for utilities, most of the time I've had to use scripts from applications from mIRC and such. Quite weak but the only thing I knew.
Macros are fairly nice but not nearly as nice as being able to code the same outcome without having to scan pixles on screen etc. I've yet to write a letter recognizer, I've got an idea on how to but troublesome since it has to be able to read words from any pixel in the letter and determine if it the surrounding area is a letter or just random pixles that happen to be within the search rate.

I've tried reading an assembly for newbies guide, don't think I finished it since it was too much reading with no exercises. Doesn't work for me, after reading for a while I've forgotten what was said earlier unless I get to take the statements for a ride in their mechanic world.
I want to learn how to set custom break points to allow for things to go my way in games. Not to cheat because I can, I just want to know how and why it works. I don't cheat often, if I get pissed off because of bad administration somewhere I think I deserve to get back at them for treating their population as nothing but.

This will conclude todays entry I suppose. Or tonights entry possibly.
I want to have some thing awesome to do out in the sun, I'll call a bud tomorrow and see whats kickin'.
Take care blog-reader person, peace.
Pom

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