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This looks like fun

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by stargazerr

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http://www.brainhz.com/underhanded/

I stopped using C a while ago, but I am going to take a swipe at this. What do you reckon ?? Fun enough ??

]:)

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by rob mekel

accused of writing mal-ware, spam, hardware killing virus or worse, please do.

As parts of your writings and contributions to this contest could end up in one of those despicable pieces of software, you can be held responsible.

That will give you great fun. :D :D

Rob

by rob mekel

I stand corrected. And make humble apology to you.

Sweeping the other contesters, looked to me as you were considering taking part in the contest. But that not being the case; good for you. :)
Altho, I think, you could have kicked their a$$e$.
But then again picking up from where you have left a couple of years ago ... could make it difficult. :(

We'll never know, will we. :D ;)

Rob

by m_a_r_k

Anyone who understands the obfuscated Unix command line [pre]tr "[:space:]" "[\n*]" | sort | awk 'length($0)>0' | uniq -c
[/pre]
What in the world does that line of crap do?
?:|

by stargazerr

It works as a filter and sorts a number of strings entered at the command line in to lexicographical order.

]:)

by dawgit

Not at this moment anyway, but isn't that part of an acrhiving string, incase you 're-do' an oops. (I think I saw some thing like it in there some once) -not that it would apply to me, my oopes are bad enuf, that 're-do's are not options.

by stargazerr

hardly any one would want to try ... :D

Thankfully, Its a $100 gift certificate for ThinkGeek.

]:)

by oneamazingwriter

shaking my head. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Binghamton University ???

While I can understand that students would need to know how to recognize malicious code, I cannot understand why a contest would come out of a university to ENCOURAGE people to write malicious code. Here's hoping one of you can give me a plausible reason for this!
Your resident end user,
Beth

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