[Foxbat]

Hey. I'm interested in cybersec and hopped around forums a bit a few years ago until imageboards and social media took over; but i saw this one and it looks pretty comfy. Nice to see it also caters to the chinese cartoon enthusiasts such as myself and isin't just pajeets spreading their infected leaks; there's actual quality content. Glad i found it.

[mothered]

Welcome to our community Foxbat.

It's always nice to read when new registrations are finding this board of Interest. If you haven't done so already, please take a few minutes to read over the rules. Any questions, staff are here to provide assistance.
Enjoy your stay.

[Blink]

chinese cartoon

I've been 'triggered'.

Welcome to the forum, don't forget to read the rules. I hope to see your contributions.

[Foxbat]

Thanks guys; rules seem pretty chill. I'm not super hackerman but i've got some reasonably interesting things; i guess. I'm only really good with python; C/C++ is a thing i've been trying to get into since everything exciting is written in that.

[Jiggly]

Welcome to SL! Your intro gave me a few giggles.
I'm very pleased to hear you like what you see of SL (we try )

Feel free to message myself or other staff if you have any questions or concerns.

[Blink]

Thanks guys; rules seem pretty chill. I'm not super hackerman but i've got some reasonably interesting things; i guess. I'm only really good with python; C/C++ is a thing i've been trying to get into since everything exciting is written in that.

Learn C before C++, keep in mind that OO is overused and bad, and learn Go.
The best way to learn a language is to do a decently sized project in it, read some example code and start writing, you'll get the hang of it. C is an easy one, consult man pages and Google if you get stuck.

[zorrophreak]

Welcome to SL! Cybersec is fun stuff and so is this forum.

pajeets spreading their infected leaks

Nope, just a bunch of people wanting help to scam Amazon lmao

On a less comedic note, read the rules and if you need any help PM me, or a mod, that always works.

I'll see you around.

Thanks guys; rules seem pretty chill. I'm not super hackerman but i've got some reasonably interesting things; i guess. I'm only really good with python; C/C++ is a thing i've been trying to get into since everything exciting is written in that.

Learn C before C++

learn Go.

The best way to learn a language is to do a decently sized project in it, read some example code and start writing, you'll get the hang of it. C is an easy one, consult man pages and Google if you get stuck.

Noted, Noted, and that was how I ended up learning Python back a few years ago. I might go back and do this again since I've forgotten almost everything.