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Yeah, your right. But I think that's the only way.

Another trick would be to make the user execute your program, for example make it look like a folder. You can have unexpectedly good results by naming it after an actual folder and making the real folder invisible. Works like a charm.

I love how you believe that you will find elite coders willing to work for free, instead earning a bunch at the nearest business. Also, when you're trying to conquer hobbyists don't limit to a specific zone, you will most likely to get volunteers from far away then close to you, also try showing som...

create an autorun inf file with the content: [autorun] open=path/myprogram.exe and implement myprogram without opening any window. In visual studio/c++ you can do that with a windows project, in c# also a windows project but remove Form.cs and the form creation from main.cs. This latter part is real...

lol, Joeb27 rulz. And I thought SED was a good for nothing language. Thanks for proving me wrong.

The text of this challenge is really ambiguous, at first I was searching (with great success and many time) for the longest repeated sequence like 111111. For the solution I used a map to search for the d length "word" with the maximum appearance. Every time I've ran the program changed th...

Wow, how many clever solution. My favorites are the solutions of Theino and dobluth. For me, I just did many of you have done, rewrite the recursion to a for loop.

This is not the best stegano I've seen, at first I expected too much, then I've read the hint of already having the right tool on my computer, so I thought it's either some basic image manipulation or I should open the image with a text editor.

Thanks, this was rly helpful

(1) How has hacking enhanced or improved your life? Once there was a contest for a party, ppl could become members (meaning free entrance for every occasion) by playing games. The result was made based on lame online polls. Some of my acquaintances competed so I thought hacking the poll would help ...

Didn't knew there's something like this. Thx a lot.

It's hard to use a javascript, adding it manually. A firefox extension would do it, I heard there are JavaScript XUL converters, so it shouldn't be that much hard of a job. I can't say it for sure, I never used XUL before nor wrote firefox extensions.

Its quick and dirty, but seems to work for most of those posts :P http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/63606 Greetz, livinskull Nice but not the best solution. Not only the filtering method, but mostly the language used. A php post-data filter would be more efficient. And don't forget, as the system...

Or you've seen that way. Maybe your bandwidth was the one that got filled, not the website's. Have you tried to access that site from another computer, with another Internet connection (with his own bandwidth)?

DoS is not something effective nowadays, not until you own a whole ISP service. But DDoS is much likely the case here.

Omg, you're such a retard, do you want to steal from others the challenging experience?