[hackaquack]

What's lame about this and the rest of this subforum is that its all windows specific. Rarely do I encounter a cross platform source code on here.

[0xDEAD10CC]

What's lame about this and the rest of this subforum is that its all windows specific. Rarely do I encounter a cross platform source code on here.

Ahh.. 🤨 Let me remind you of what you know about the language in general: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=4368609

Windows is a big target by itself, why would you need a cross-platform virus unless you have really specific intentions? I don't think you even know what would be Windows specific and what wouldn't be. There's lots of code here which is Unix specific too and a few that are related to Darwin OS. Lots of the basic code is cross platform however too.

[hackaquack]

Ahh.. 🤨 Let me remind you of what you know about the language in general: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=4368609

Windows is a big target by itself, why would you need a cross-platform virus unless you have really specific intentions? I don't think you even know what would be Windows specific and what wouldn't be. There's lots of code here which is Unix specific too and a few that are related to Darwin OS. Lots of the basic code is cross platform however too.

I understand my novice knowledge in C but I was saying in general how there are very few non-windows specific sources in here that I can study to improve my knowledge on the language. I know to become a true guru I have to understand the different platforms and versions of a language(if available). Learning many platforms at once won't help me at all instead help add to the frustration and curiosity I get when learning a new language.

[0xDEAD10CC]

I understand my novice knowledge in C but I was saying in general how there are very few non-windows specific sources in here that I can study to improve my knowledge on the language. I know to become a true guru I have to understand the different platforms and versions of a language(if available). Learning many platforms at once won't help me at all instead help add to the frustration and curiosity I get when learning a new language.

And this thread is about C++, not C. Although I don't see how to become a guru you need to understand multiple platforms... The language doesn't change if you are writing Linux specific code, only the headers and functions do for the most part.

[hackaquack]

And this thread is about C++, not C. Although I don't see how to become a guru you need to understand multiple platforms... The language doesn't change if you are writing Linux specific code, only the headers and functions do for the most part.

I wrote a really long reply and my internet was disconnected when I hit 'post reply'.

Anyways, TL;DR I'm a dreamer.

[CartWright64]

LOL nice hackaquack :)
Do you enjoyed my release?

[vx-poutine]

may I ask how the website block works ? Is it a simple HOST file block or?

[CartWright64]

may I ask how the website block works ? Is it a simple HOST file block or?

Yes, it works using hosts file.
I did not want to make one that used the regedit
I am lazy xD

[SIM-121380]

Yes, it works using hosts file.
I did not want to make one that used the regedit
I am lazy xD

Don't be lazy while learning ✌
Anyway GL learning more things in the future

[Goldbach]

Looks nice, may use it in the future, nice contribution :)

[NotSoDeadHead]

Just dropped in to say I like OP's attitude, he's positive and ambitious.
There needs to be more people like you in the world.

Keep on hacking.

[stdio]

Mate don't ever post a referral link on this section, okay?
Not bad for a beginner
Regards

[Fapper]

i think that is so good. thanks for sharing.
i'll develop it :)