The Cyber World 2

http://namshub.netii.net/test/h.jpg
new playthings

Hacking Techniques Used On Mr. Robot

My hands are too shaky for this soldering hobby. Everything went well anyway.

https://file.army/i/6ZjUK1
marble, the linux atlas

http://namshub.netii.net/test/lnxp.pdf
linux programming PDF

https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/l...fig/index.html
understanding linux configuration files

First terminal commands I learned, all of them useless really, and funny.
ddate
fortune | cowsay
fortune | cowthink
fortune | lolcat
cmatrix
pi 23
aafire
bb
espeak "Hello Psych Central"
rig

https://file.army/i/6hwNUK
my current desktop wallpaper

https://file.army/i/6XB1TZ
and now for hippy walls

https://file.army/i/60C1Qj
half successful breadboarding

https://file.army/i/6wqe0L

automatic lover, doll, psyber, plastic fantastic

https://file.army/i/6wjlP7

https://file.army/i/6kahlY
dolphins deep thinkers

*whines* I don't get it....

I think its from John C. Lilly research into dolphin communication. And the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy. Are those dolphins that escape earth before annihilation?

LOL! I love the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy!

One of my favorite past times is to make utterly, embarrassingly redundant and obnoxious code to achieve something stupidly simple, like echo the number 1. Yes, all this will in-fact echo the number 1. lol

while read -r; do echo "$REPLY"; done <<< "$(B=('WHUT(){ (echo $(A=1; echo "$(( ${A/1/1} - 1 + 1 ))" | tr "1" "1")); }; WHUT'); [ 1 -eq 1 ] && { { eval "${B[@]}"; }; })"

Like that. xD Good on you if you can make sense of it; I don't fancy explaining it. lol (using bash, by the way)

Or something like this, which just echos "cow":

WHUT(){ ANIMAL=$( if [ cow == cow ]; then echo cow; else printf "%s\n" "cow"; fi; ); for THING in $ANIMAL; { echo "$THING"; }; }; WHUT

Here's a shorter one which says "Hello, everyone."

B=($(A=(Hello, everyone.); echo "${A[0]} ${A[1]}")); echo "${B[@]}"

That one I can be bothered to explain (hah):

B sets a variable array. Inside that array is another array with command substitution which evaluates to the echoing of two words "Hello," and "everyone."; those words pointlessly individually echoed by variable index, because why not? lol After that, the entire mess is then echod once more, this time echoing the entire array B which contains the now expanded string.

Then there's awk, although I'm not as good with that, but this obnoxious mess will echo 1:

awk 'THING{B=2; C=3; if(B<C && C>B) X=2}; BEGIN{A=X--; printf("%d\n",length(A)); for(I=1;I!=1;I=1) print I; exit}'

You get the idea. xD

Hey IchbinkeinTeufel

All I can discern from those codes is that they remind me of python regular expressions. Thanks for posting, I will reread this when I finish python training.

@ichbinkeinTeufel - Sooooo....it's a Rube Goldberg of code writing.

https://file.army/i/EDy3HF
random ghost in the shell

https://file.army/i/lMfmpF
It was a game that neither side could ever win, since the inevitable outcome was always equilibrium.

https://file.army/i/l35K5I
either in formless chaos or sterile rigidity

Random choice, a coin toss of 0 and 1:

https://www.battleforthenet.com/

You mean like actually going out to a friends house or something and actually interacting with them?

Sheesh, back in my day, we actually picked up the phone (house phone) and phoned someone if we wanted to meet. (and I'm only 40-something, lol).

When I was at this restaurant once last year, I was really surprised and almost couldn't believe when I saw a table full of teenagers, all with their smartphones out and texting or whatever. And I don't think they said a word to each other the whole time I was there.

There is no substitute for real face-to-face human interaction. But I agree, the internet has opened the way to meeting people from all over the world though. I've met some pretty interesting people myself.