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It is a season when children enjoy collecting candles, jumping around sarcophagi, wearing dirty masks, and scaring other children(smaller/younger). TV shows are fun to watch. In the United States, children usually play snowballs during winter. Well, it is totally a different story here since children play waxballs during Halloween. Not forgetting adults, it is a season for filling stomachs with barrels of beer, bottles of wine, and gallons of coconut-fermented drinks otherwise known as tuba . I really do not enjoy roaming around burial grounds especially during Halloween for the reasons that, you will see people shouting at each other, throwing punches, showing knives, and trying to boast their clan’s supremacy among others. The fear of ghosts is not a thing to consider here, it is the fear of being unable to withstand adults looking for troubles no matter how hard you try ignoring their fun. This is true to cheap cemeteries that are maintained by the local government unit. Comp...

Get in position and wait for my go. I recompiled the kernel applying Con Kolivas ‘ kernel patchset for linux-2.6.18. Accordingly, his patchsets are designed to improve system responsiveness with specific emphasis on the desktop, but suitable to any workload. Feedbacks show that it scales well for a typical desktop use. If you want to try this out, here is a comprehensive walkthrough that will get you on your feet along the way. I also felt the need of updating my Xorg. I had a smooth shift from Xorg 6.9 to Xorg 7.1. So far so good. Firefox 2.0 rocks as well! There are obvious improvements so grab yourself one. Currently, it is masked by x86 keyword in the Gentoo Official Portage so just deal with it.

Find the correct password to get the good boy message it would be great for an solution how you solve this , and with what i solve this with the standard GNU Debugger (gdb) Difficulty: 1 - Very easy, for newbies Platform: Unix/Linux, etc. Language: C/C++ [Solving the Crackme] Solving crackmes is fun but if you screwed up, it sucks big time. Thank goodness, heavy tasks are over. Anyway, let us see what we can do with this. joset@kee:~/src/crackmes/crackme_01$ ./crackme -[ Linux CrackMe (Level:2) by cyrex ]- -[ TODO: You have to get the valid Password ]- Enter Password: 0x7d7 -[ Ohhhh, your skills are bad try again later ]- joset@kee:~/src/crackmes/crackme_01$ Do we have to use the debugger first? How about this? joset@kee:~/src/crackmes/crackme_01$ strings crackme /lib/ld-linux.so.2 libc.so.6 printf __deregister_frame_info strcmp scanf _IO_stdin_used __libc_start_main __register_frame_info __gmon_start__ GLIBC_2.0 PTRhP QVhP [^_] -[ Linux CrackMe (Level:2) by cyrex ]- -[ T...

Globe Broadband and Bayantel please invest here as soon as possible. We need the quality of services that you offer. Majority of the broadband subscribers here are not that satisfied. One year contract is not worth it. I have received the first bill already. Does it mean that I will be suffering 11 months more? Geez! pldc ka kasi tol! ang hina ng broadband mo! ano yan pentium poor? sm*rt broken ata yan eh! [bayantel only] join now! tol, ipconfig /release tapos ipconfig /renew lol! I can’t even access the website of Mindanao Open Source Society . Damn it. Hoping for better days.

This is a program that simply extracts numbers from buffered input. I do not have any idea why this didn’t work. I got a zero. input: mov ah, 0ah ; buffered input sys call lea dx, strptr ; load effective address int 21h ; call kernel mov ah, 02h ; write character to stdout sys call mov dl, 0ah ; issue carriage-return int 21h ; call kernel lea si, string ; set source index to start of string mov cl, [strlen] ; set loop counter here: mov dl, [si] ; place current character in dl cmp dl, '0' ; compare if below '0' jb traverse cmp dl, '9' ; compare if above '9' ja traverse mov ah, 02h ; write character to stdout sys call int 21h ; call kernel cmp dl, '$' ; check end-of-string sentinel je exit traverse: inc si ; increment source index pointer loop here exit: int 20h ...

Viva! Nuestra Senora del Pilar. Today is the feast of Our Lady of the Pilar, our city’s patron saint. Here is a description of the city where I live in. A very peaceful place that is. I guess I won’t be enjoying the feast today since I’ll be finishing our OpenGL project. In my list, it also says that I’ll be writing a simple C program today incorporating Balanced Trees . Well, it’s my own approach to file system writing.