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Title: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Asterax on May 24, 2002, 08:22:19 pm Well, with all this talk of StarWars: AOTC I thought I would show you some hard work done by some truly l33t programmers.
All you need to do is type: "telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl" in the Mac OS X Terminal and sit back and watch the show. Okay, this is definitely an advantage over all the Mac OS 9 users. Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Destructo on May 24, 2002, 08:47:12 pm I'm sorry, i hate when ppl use 3's as e's.
Use proper "E"'s you wannabe Hacker!!!!!! You couldn't hack yer way into a chicks pants!!!!! Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Asterax on May 24, 2002, 09:26:22 pm The l33t language wasn't adopted by hackers, it was simply a mix of letters and numbers that looked like letters. Hackers really have nothing to do with l33t languages. Of course the use of 3 as a e is probably the most popular use of l33t language.
...And of course there is certain kinds of hacking. I suppose going into detail about these kinds of hacking would get me into some sort of trouble, so I shall stop here. No more flame bait, lam3r. Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: *NADS Capt. Anarchy on May 24, 2002, 09:42:32 pm mm.. i'd call it "Calculator speak". who doesn't remember putting in 01134 on a calculator and turning it upside down?
Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Brain on May 25, 2002, 12:04:19 am quick poll, how many ppl knew what that said with out having to turn their heads?
on a more substansial note, remember that us r6/rs people have out own dialece(how many other ppl know what the hell tango down and suinade mean?) Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Grifter on May 25, 2002, 07:48:42 am Quote The l33t language wasn't adopted by hackers, it was simply a mix of letters and numbers that looked like letters. Hackers really have nothing to do with l33t languages. Of course the use of 3 as a e is probably the most popular use of l33t language. ASCI speak is for script kiddies, not hackers. Writing a VBA script to drop e-mail bombs and such is not hacking. They are kidding themselves and write like that to try to impress their friends. People that write in ASCI are laughed off all the true Hacker BBS's I've ever been to. BTW, anyone attending MackHack this year? Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Asterax on May 25, 2002, 09:57:58 am A bit cruel aren't we Grifter?
MackHack? Def Con all the way Grifter. Welcome to the real world of hacking. Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Destructo on May 25, 2002, 11:34:55 am Asterex,
you are soo lame. or sorry lam3. If u did that in myline of work, you would be dis-embowled where u stand. Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Grifter on May 25, 2002, 01:05:32 pm MacHack isn't the real world? Said by yet another person that has no idea what they are talking about. MacHack isn't about intrusion hacking, BTW. Not like DefCon. MacHack is about hacking together new programs for the Mac. It's been around for 17 years. Woz was one of the keynote speakers last year. Here is a link to the FAQ for you... http://www.machack.com/faq.php Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Asterax on May 25, 2002, 10:28:05 pm As I have said there is certain kinds of hacking, I really had never heard of Machack till now actually.
Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Black Sheep on May 25, 2002, 11:30:10 pm hackers are self-destructive.
"dude! i made a virus that will destroy the internet connection to every computer in the world! ya wanna play CS later?" Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: oso on May 26, 2002, 12:06:27 am Sure, what channel?
Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Brain on May 26, 2002, 09:06:11 pm ok, back on the topic at hand
is there a way i can see that on os9? Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Asterax on May 26, 2002, 09:20:10 pm A Telnet client would probably work, don't take my word for it. I will ask the guy who told me about it.
Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Brain on May 26, 2002, 10:42:07 pm thanks
Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Asterax on May 28, 2002, 02:22:57 pm Sweet! CmdrTaco is speaking at MacHack! Damn it someone take a picture or video tape it. Grifter?
Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Grifter on May 29, 2002, 12:29:53 pm Sorry Asterax... I actually will be speaking at another development conference that week (I wouldn't normally go, but 1. I was asked to speak, which is huge for my career and 2. it's at Disney World... who can pass up a chance to stay at Disney World all expenses paid.
But I'll see if anyone I know is going this year. Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Asterax on May 29, 2002, 02:14:28 pm Sounds cool, if you actually got someone to tape the whole MacHack expo, and released it onto the *DAMN, that would get some hits.
Title: Re: StarWars: (the l33t version). Post by: Grifter on May 29, 2002, 05:12:33 pm I'll write them and see what the rules are regarding copyrights... since they charge $500 to attend, they may frown on reproducing the conference.... but maybe the Keynote and such would be ok. I'll ask in any case. |