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From: Guillermito on 19 Feb 2007 21:28 In article <1171933396.955329.229160(a)t69g2000cwt.googlegroups.com>, bughunter.dustin(a)gmail.com says... >My final thoughts on the matter, until you publish the disassembly of >BugHunter you have promised. idag -B bughunter.exe :) -- Guillermito http://www.guillermito2.net
From: Rhonda Lea Kirk on 19 Feb 2007 21:57 Dustin Cook wrote: > Oh, btw 4Q, yes, I stalled getting your shell accounts to you, They've > been online for 2 weeks now. *grin*. I did lose the bet tho, I > expected you would blow up and switch sides 3 weeks ago. hehehe. You > are, indeed, predictable. You can understand of course why HHI > wouldn't want to help you now, right? You can't be trusted with > anything. :) <projection> I knew you were in the habit of substituting narcissistic manipulation for intelligence, but I never really believed that you are as pathetically stupid as you have just made yourself out to be. -- Rhonda Lea Kirk Happiness limits the amount of suffering one is willing to inflict on others. Ph�dre n� Delaunay
From: Dustin Cook on 19 Feb 2007 22:48 On Feb 19, 8:34 pm, "David H. Lipman" <DLipman~nosp...(a)Verizon.Net> wrote: > From: "Laura Fredericks" <anonom...(a)CLOTHEShotmail.com> > > | -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > | Hash: SHA1 > | > | On 19 Feb 2007 13:48:35 -0800, "Dustin Cook" > | <bughunter.dus...(a)gmail.com> wrote in post:>> I doubt your mental image will match what I actually look like. I'm > >> normal looking, if I do say so for myself. > > | > | Yes, I was surprised. Nothing like I thought. But you do look like > | the stereotype of a '60s pothead, hahaha. ;-) > | > | -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- > | > > Looks more like a late 50's beatnik. Nothing like I expected. Hmm... I'm starting to wonder just what it was you were expecting..... heh.
From: Dustin Cook on 19 Feb 2007 23:25 On Feb 19, 6:29 pm, "4Q" <paul_z...(a)hushmail.com> wrote: A dissassembly of the criterr.obj file I posted 10 years ago... I told you it was nothing but an int24h handler... ; OBJASM version 2.0 released on Jan 3, 1991 ; (C) Copyright 1988,1989,1990,1991 by Robert F. Day. All rights reserved TITLE criterr.asm .386p ; Enable USE32/USE16 usage .387 ; Enable floating point also IBRARY_CODE SEGMENT PARA PUBLIC USE16 IBRARY_CODE ENDS ; [005C] ; Linker - Pass two marker PUBLIC IBCRITINIT ; Located at 1:0005h Type = 1 PUBLIC IBCRITERROR ; Located at 1:002Ch Type = 1 PUBLIC IBCRITDONE ; Located at 1:0043h Type = 1 IBRARY_CODE SEGMENT assume cs: IBRARY_CODE $S4 db 000h $S1 dw 00000h $S2 dw 00000h IBCRITINIT: push ax push ds xor ax,ax mov ds,ax mov ax,ds:[0090h] mov cs:$S1,ax mov ax,ds:[0092h] mov cs:$S2,ax mov word ptr ds:[0090h],offset IBRARY_CODE:$S3 mov word ptr ds:[0092h],cs mov byte ptr cs:$S4,00h pop ds pop ax retf IBCRITERROR: pushf cmp byte ptr cs:$S4,00h jnz $L5 popf retf $L5: or ax,ax mov al,cs:$S4 add ax,+012h popf stc retf IBCRITDONE: push ax push ds xor ax,ax mov ds,ax mov ax,cs:$S1 mov ds:[0090h],ax mov ax,cs:$S2 mov ds:[0092h],ax pop ds pop ax retf $S3: push ax mov ax,di inc ax mov cs:$S4,al pop ax xor al,al iret IBRARY_CODE ENDS END This is the dissassembly of the one I posted, remember, it's different than his. And both of them, as everyone can now see, are what I told you they were, an int24h handler.. that's it. His is ripped from the asic.doc and a dos interrupt list... lemme see, Mine is too. :) Can you tell us the difference between the two mr coder expert wannabe? Remember, his is internal ONLY to his own routines (the handler sets up for the libraries own code, not your applications), Mine is called seperatly, does not support his libraries internal functions, but does provide an int24h handler for asic v4/5x programs. It has limitations, but it does the job well. Mine is based off of his, because I didn't see much point in copying the header information (see asic.doc) or doing the same damn thing he's already doing, that people from the 80s have already been doing. It's an int24h handler, nothing more, nothing less. Not something you could actually copyright or really claim as 100% your own, whether your me or Thomas. Hint: My question above has an answer. <g> If you want to know what the beginning 'junk' assembler does, read the asic.doc file. :)
From: kurt wismer on 20 Feb 2007 01:20
Dustin Cook wrote: > On Feb 19, 8:34 pm, "David H. Lipman" <DLipman~nosp...(a)Verizon.Net> > wrote: >> From: "Laura Fredericks" <anonom...(a)CLOTHEShotmail.com> >> >> | -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >> | Hash: SHA1 >> | >> | On 19 Feb 2007 13:48:35 -0800, "Dustin Cook" >> | <bughunter.dus...(a)gmail.com> wrote in post:>> I doubt your mental image will match what I actually look like. I'm >>>> normal looking, if I do say so for myself. >> | >> | Yes, I was surprised. Nothing like I thought. But you do look like >> | the stereotype of a '60s pothead, hahaha. ;-) >> | >> | -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- >> | >> >> Looks more like a late 50's beatnik. Nothing like I expected. > > Hmm... I'm starting to wonder just what it was you were expecting..... somehow, i had no expectations... i'm not quite sure how that works except that my mental image of people tends not to be exactly visual... -- "it's not the right time to be sober now the idiots have taken over spreading like a social cancer, is there an answer?" |