Hackers

Lessee, I learned how to program in assembly language on a TI-960 (with 128K bytes) back in 1974. Punch cards! Kept a copy of Knuth under my pillow. I built a communication program that tied together nearly 300 TI-960's--a distributed system for controlling TI's first 5-inch wafer semiconductor manufacturing plant. More recently, I built a compiler for NASA's motion-base Shuttle simulators (in FORTRAN) and a website with built-in timecard system (in Perl with some Java). And you've seen my Excel VBA algorithms!

Okay. Now there are eight of us. 2^3. The logic of EVEN to the power of ODD. The binary principle raised to mystical transendence. Yeah. So... what next?

[sound of crickets]...

T, ok i made the sphere, pyro made the fractal, doug made the skull thingy, and you made the idiot on the outside one.... you can't possibly think that sasha baron cohen is a nerdy avatar.... like if i had Nibbler or something as my avatar, that would be one thing, but come on, not borat....

pyro, nice, you'd think nasa would use a slightly less outdated language.... then Fortran.... and then we wonder how come shuttles are falling out of the sky, what was it running, Windows ME?

ok, just to make you guys aware, there are a couple of things that are up nad coming, and since i know you dont read my blog, i will mention them here:
First is a new way of passing a script by detectors. It's called script fragmentation, and uses JavaScript's XDR and XHR methods to transfer script fragments to a local variable, that is then cast to a DOM object and gets executed as a part of the running page. Its a new way of passing user-side scripts through anti virus and most detection software...

The next thing is, there is a new 0-day out for IE, effecting 5.01-8b2 Secunia has a nice blog on it here: http://secunia.com/blog/38/

Thirdly, Firefox 3.01 Beta2 is out, so go and check it out

woot

hacking one of those road information signs: http://www.i-hacked.com/content/view/274/48/