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Tutorial requests? #1
I'm looking to write some tutorials, but don't have a lot of new material that isn't specific to my current projects. What are you guys interested in making/learning about? I'd love to do something more language-agnostic, or even write tutorials in more than one language to get a broader audience. Thoughts?
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RE: Tutorial requests? #2
Well maybe you could write a detailed tutorial about how you can create bots/scripts with python/perl without selenium. I know selenium is great for it, but I have been learning python for quite some while now and I notice that bigger companies often have CSRF protection (which is not hard to get around) and things like storing cookies etc... would be great if you could write a detailed tutorial about that.

I'll add something if something comes up in my mind.
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RE: Tutorial requests? #3
I was recently wondering how to take in a picture in c++ and manipulate the picture to give a "glitch" look to the image. It's called glitch art and most people use audacity believe it or not with some really interesting results.
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RE: Tutorial requests? #4
(02-22-2017, 10:45 PM)DarkMuse Wrote: I was recently wondering how to take in a picture in c++ and manipulate the picture to give a "glitch" look to the image. It's called glitch art and most people use audacity believe it or not with some really interesting results.

I've heard of glitch art, but I've never looked into it. I also thought Audacity would flat out reject non-audio formats, but I guess not.
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RE: Tutorial requests? #5
(02-22-2017, 10:47 PM)Inori Wrote:
(02-22-2017, 10:45 PM)DarkMuse Wrote: I was recently wondering how to take in a picture in c++ and manipulate the picture to give a "glitch" look to the image. It's called glitch art and most people use audacity believe it or not with some really interesting results.

I've heard of glitch art, but I've never looked into it. I also thought Audacity would flat out reject non-audio formats, but I guess not.

If I remember correctly, you import a raw form (i can't remember what it was called exactly) but it allowed audacity to edit it
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RE: Tutorial requests? #6
(02-22-2017, 10:29 PM)Inori Wrote: I'm looking to write some tutorials, but don't have a lot of new material that isn't specific to my current projects. What are you guys interested in making/learning about? I'd love to do something more language-agnostic, or even write tutorials in more than one language to get a broader audience. Thoughts?

Im new to coding want to learn alot soon my relpy count will be gone because i havent upgrade but wanna keep in touch with u we could make louds of money fast just need u to help build bots and website to sell to people

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RE: Tutorial requests? #7
Perhaps how to get root access to a web server by uploading a PHP shell.

It can also Include checking for vulnerabilities (example, RFI), how to bypass file upload limitations (when only Image files are allowed) and so forth.
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RE: Tutorial requests? #8
I like tutorials about web scrapping at Java and about sockets Smile.

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RE: Tutorial requests? #9
If you could I'm planning to learn assembly in the future and wouldn't mind some basic tutorials, if you could Smile

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RE: Tutorial requests? #10
(03-09-2017, 01:21 PM)Mafia Wrote: If you could I'm planning to  learn assembly in the future and wouldn't mind some basic tutorials, if you could Smile

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(11-02-2018, 02:51 AM)Skullmeat Wrote: Ok, there no real practical reason for doing this, but that's never stopped me.

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