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For example, I am a computer science major at the University of Utah. I enjoy reading about computers, particularly cryptography, programming and computer security. I am excellent in JAVA and C++, but have a basic knowledge of PHP, SQL, Javascript and HTML. I love eating exotic foods, obsessing over spelling bees, hacking computers and watching spy shows.
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Greetings, I am relatively new to the site in whole and enjoy sharing anything I know about computers. I am decent in a number of computer languages (C#, C/C++, PHP, Lua, JavaScript, HTML ) and have been flopping back and forth between software development and overall administration of systems for the past ten years. I am experienced with Windows, Linux, and BSD and have set up/broke many systems/services over the years. I look forward to reading your articles and contributing in anyway I can.
Sounds like you're a true computer enthusiast, glad to have you and graciously welcome you to our little "world"! I look forward to your contributions, we always love new contributors! It gets a little lonely writing everything yourself....haha
Hello, I'm a network administrator from Zagreb, Croatia. I work mostly with Cisco equipment. I'm also an owner of a CCNA study guide website:
http://www.study-ccna.com
I'm also a developer of keylogging software, Signum Soft Keylogger:
http://signum-soft.com
I look forward contributing to this forums.
hey im 100% new to hacking. i know a fair bit about computers despite my age (13) and i really want to learn how to brute force hack and other stuff. i understand you must walk before you run and i am willing to learn. i feel its a good hobby and the sense of achievement must be awesome knowing you have cracked into something someone else thought couldn't be hacked. we learn about HTML in school but i want to learn from other sources aswell to get a head start for my GCSEs and other stuff
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