On Sun, 23 Nov 2014 00:40:41 +0000 (UTC), Dustin wrote:

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> "p-0''0-h the cat (UK) - The voice of the Sheeple"
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> 
>> you wrote "Any command line options which exceed 80
>> characters". 
> 
> That I did. From ASIC.DOC (I'm just going to squish you like a bug 
> now)
> 
> STRING CONSTANT     A group of 0-80 characters enclosed by quotation
>                          marks.
> 
>                          Example:       "This is a String Constant"
> 
>      STRING VARIABLE     Described by a variable name which begins 
> with a
> 
>                                       Page - 52
> 
> 
> 
>                          letter, followed by up to 78 additional 
> letters or
>                          underscores, or numbers, terminated with a 
> "$".
>                          Can contain 0-80 characters.
> 
>                          Example:       ADDRESS$
> 
> 
> You just got served, again. Talking complete ####. Like you typically 
> do.
> 
> 
>> That's sounds like a lot of characters. Did it include the path? 
> 
> Hey dumbass, Irok passed exactly what you gave the original program 
> via command line, upto a maximum of 80 characters; due to a string 
> limitation with ASIC, not a bug. 

Hey, ASIC kiddie, *I'm not disputing the 80 character limit*. Try raising
your game a little. I'm trying to figure out why it's seen as such a
problem as 80 characters seems quite a lot for options.

Perhaps you would like to post the little bit of code which deals with this
as you seem incapable of elaborating on my questions.


> The antivirus article is incorrect on that statement and another. 
> IRok does NOT corrupt the hard disk or files present on the system. 
> As IROK is a prepender (I know, you didn't know what that was and 
> probably still don't grasp the concept) you can completely restore 
> the host to it's original self, without losing a single byte. So long 
> as you decrypt it properly. It's a considerable amount of characters. 
> Most programs from Iroks generation would have been fine with the 
> limit. Some programs aren't okay with the 80 character limit.
> 
> As those researchers were proven lazy when studying my code, they got 
> a few things wrong on their description concerning it. It's still 
> wrong today. Shameful, on them.

Do you think anyone gives a ####?

-- 
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