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       Computer Software Security
       By: AGelbert Date: May 26, 2017, 1:23 pm
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       Agelbert NOTE: What People should know about the Replace
       Exclusive OR Instruction (RXOR) and Hackers.
       [quote author=Palloy2 link=topic=559.msg132187#msg132187
       date=1495763843]
       [center][img
       width=300]
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       The page contains images that come from the domain
       "somecards.com" which is presumably on Symantec's blacklist for
       hosting malicious .jpg images.
       This blanket approach is too broad, giving false positives, but
       you can never be too careful, especially if you are using a
       Windows OS.
       [/quote]
       In regard to ensuring careful attention to potential attacks,
       for once, we agree.
       I programmed a mainframe air traffic control computer for
       several years. I was one of the few who could program in machine
       code. That means I am an expert at using Boolean algebra
       (denoting a system of algebraic notation used to represent
       logical propositions, especially in computing and electronics.)
       to talk directly with a computer. What does that have to do with
       this discussion?
       I know, for example, that the RXOR instruction (that ALL
       COMPUTERS USE ROUTINELY)  is a toggle switch to completely
       reroute a program path a certain way, and then when the same key
       sequence is made, reroute it back. THAT is one of the FEW ways
       that hackers use to do their thing. Yes, I'm sure you know that.
       But I am bringing it to the fore here  so readers can understand
       that hacking is not some big mysterious thing for math
       "wizards"; it is a way for devious individuals of average, not
       superior, intelligence to try to STEAL from honest people.
       ALL computers MUST run in machine language, regardless of what
       "high order" language they use to interface human speak commands
       about math and labels to the machine language of binary bit
       coding. The only nuances in machine language (bit pattern the
       hardware understands) come from the size of a "word" (this
       determines where to set the far left bit when a "word" is a
       negative number) and whether you use octal or hexadecimal
       numbering. But in the end, it's all  LA(load accumulator)
       followed by other instructions like shift left so many bits or
       shift right so many bits, OR, XOR, RXOR, AND, NOT, SA (store in
       the accumulator), jump to label contents (address) if flag is
       set or don't jump if the flag is not set. etc.
       The point is that hackers can ONLY get into your stuff by
       pushing some code into a program branch that is routinely used.
       THAT'S IT. They make a big deal about "viruses" and "malware"
       and "ransomeware" and "phishing" (and so "I am the greatest and
       can steal you blind so be afraid" on braggadocio), but it's all
       MAINLY about the RXOR.
       The RXOR can, by jumping to a subroutine that zeroes out
       multiple memory locations, effectively wipe out giant swaths of
       code, if that's what you want to do, AND LEAVE NO TRACE that it
       was done. But they do that only when they want to crash your
       system without leaving evidence you can analyze in a post crash
       dump (trigger a Store zeroes instruction to the area the they
       reprogrammed).
       The BASTARDS that do hacking these days do not really want to
       crash your system; they want to WATCH what you do in order to
       steal you blind. So, they insert a RXOR to, in nanoseconds,
       store some of your activity and rapidly return to your normal
       routine.
       What they call "worms" and "viruses" are simply a step by step
       process to to get into what is called "protected" memory (read
       only) and WRITE something into it. That "something" is usually a
       RXOR (replace exclusive or) instruction that sends your program
       to a quiet key logger and back. They can be real "sophisticated"
       and put timers for DOING STUFF at certain dates or when certain
       activity is detected. It is all quite entertaining to unethical
       bastards that enjoy this sort of thing.
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       So, yeah, you can be assured that I will ALWAYS be VERY careful.
       8)
       #Post#: 8296--------------------------------------------------
       Posting content format and Fair Use copyright Law
       By: GWarnock Date: November 7, 2017, 1:52 pm
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       Instead of just a link, how do you show the article in full?
       #Post#: 8298--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Posting content format and Fair Use copyright Law
       By: AGelbert Date: November 7, 2017, 2:06 pm
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       [quote author=GWarnock link=topic=243.msg8296#msg8296
       date=1510084321]
       Instead of just a link, how do you show the article in full?
       [/quote]
       I have to do exercise for an hour now, but I will retun and show
       you how to do that.
       At first, I had the same
       problem.
  HTML http://www.desismileys.com/smileys/desismileys_6656.gif<br
       />Once you see how this works, you will have no problems.
       But while you wait, just go to any of my posts with imagers and
       hit the "Modify" button. Then look at how I formated the image.
       I'll explain more in a little while.      [img
       width=30]
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       #Post#: 8299--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Posting content format and Fair Use copyright Law
       By: GWarnock Date: November 7, 2017, 3:16 pm
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       take your time..  :)
       #Post#: 8300--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Posting content format and Fair Use copyright Law
       By: AGelbert Date: November 7, 2017, 5:14 pm
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       Okay, I'm back.  I see that you aren't here right now so I'll
       just start the discussion for you you to pick up on when you get
       back.
       As you know, some small smiley images are available just by
       pressing a button on the menu just above the text area for a
       post or a reply to a post (there are also lots of other cool
       tools in the posting menu but I am just discussing images
       today).
       These are the ones you never size which are easy and quick to
       add  to posts anywhere in the text:
       :) ;) :D ;D >:( :( :o 8) ??? ::) :P :-[ :-X :-\ :-* :'(
       Now, when you want to post an image like a jpg or a gif or a png
       (etc.) that you have uploaded to the gallery OR you have the
       full address of from somewhere else, the situation is different.
       For example, below is the address to one of my kitty images:
  HTML http://renewablerevolution.createaforum.com/gallery/renewablerevolution/3-250817124114.png
       As you can see by the path of the address, it is an http
       (hypertext marking internet protocol address) image in the
       renewable revolution forum. It is located in the gallery and has
       an image number of 250817124114. It was uploaded as a png
       (Portable Network Graphics) type of image.
       However, you do not see the image here.
       In order to see the image, you need to format it properly. I
       will now show you the simple format to use, with a space between
       each character, so it will be be displayed here (when you use
       this format, do not put any spaces between the characters or it
       will not work).
       [ i m g ]
  HTML http://renewablerevolution.createaforum.com/gallery/renewablerevolution/3-250817124114.png<br
       />[ / i m g ]
       NOW, I will repeat the above without the spaces:
  HTML http://renewablerevolution.createaforum.com/gallery/renewablerevolution/3-250817124114.png
       Is all that clear as mud?  :D
       Now let us go to one of your recent posts and modify the image
       properly. But before we do that, there is a trick I took a while
       to learn in the gallery that I will pass on to you.
       You see, the gallery does NOT give the right image address right
       after you upload an image to it.
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       Yeah, it gives a link, but not the one you want.  ;)
       To show you what I mean, I will go to the gallery and grab an
       image by copying the link address (see below).
  HTML http://renewablerevolution.createaforum.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=1295
       That's basically useless. Yes, you can "attach" the image to
       post, as you have done, but it doesn't look as good.
       So here is what you do:
       1. Right Click on the image and select "open link in new tab".
       The address in the new tab is not what you are looking for:
  HTML http://renewablerevolution.createaforum.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=1295
       2. Go to the new tab and Right Click on the image and select
       "open  link in new tab".
       3. The second tab has the address you are looking for.
  HTML http://renewablerevolution.createaforum.com/gallery/renewablerevolution/3-071117175342.jpeg
       NOW you can post that image by putting (without the spaces):
       [ i m g ]
  HTML http://renewablerevolution.createaforum.com/gallery/renewablerevolution/3-071117175342.jpeg<br
       />[ / i m g ]
       Here is the image:
  HTML http://renewablerevolution.createaforum.com/gallery/renewablerevolution/3-071117175342.jpeg
       It's too big so I have to size it down somewhat. I do that by
       putting a space after the "g" in "img" on the left side and
       assigning it a width in pixels. In this case, I assign it a
       "width=640".
       [img
       width=640]
  HTML http://renewablerevolution.createaforum.com/gallery/renewablerevolution/3-071117175342.jpeg[/img]
       I can make it as small as I want. Here is the image with a
       width=50.
       [img
       width=50]
  HTML http://renewablerevolution.createaforum.com/gallery/renewablerevolution/3-071117175342.jpeg[/img]
       You can now save the image address in a document for posting
       here or on the internet. If you post the address in Disqus, you
       do not have to format it but you cannot control the size. A
       brief description of the image in your document (e.g. Crime does
       not pay  calculator) will help you be able to find it quickly
       when your collection starts building up.
       What you did with the Trump baby image, using the "attach"
       feature, has this address in the link:
  HTML http://renewablerevolution.createaforum.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=134.0;attach=40;image
       I looked up that picture and found the address on the internet
       (see below):
  HTML http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-9XFIvswc62s/Vqg2umdA5YI/AAAAAAAAAno/yUTmXzcpJRk/s1600/CJgxC5wUAAED55j%2B%25281%2529.jpg
       I will now format the above with [ i m g ]
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       />[ / i m g ]
  HTML http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-9XFIvswc62s/Vqg2umdA5YI/AAAAAAAAAno/yUTmXzcpJRk/s1600/CJgxC5wUAAED55j%2B%25281%2529.jpg
       Now I'm going to size it down to img width=200.
       [img
       width=200]
  HTML http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-9XFIvswc62s/Vqg2umdA5YI/AAAAAAAAAno/yUTmXzcpJRk/s1600/CJgxC5wUAAED55j%2B%25281%2529.jpg[/img]
       Now I am going to center the downsized picture:
       [center][img
       width=200]
  HTML http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-9XFIvswc62s/Vqg2umdA5YI/AAAAAAAAAno/yUTmXzcpJRk/s1600/CJgxC5wUAAED55j%2B%25281%2529.jpg[/img][/center]
       I size the images I want to use to cover the whole screen at img
       width=800. However I have several images at img width=640. The
       smileys are usually either without sizing or img width between
       80 and 20, depending on how much impact I want them to have.
       Returning to the galllery in this forum, always remember when
       you want to grab one of those images to do the "right click,
       open in new tab" twice" to get the address on the second tab of
       the image for posting and resizing.
       I am ready for questions.
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       #Post#: 8301--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Posting content format and Fair Use copyright Law
       By: GWarnock Date: November 7, 2017, 5:53 pm
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       Still here?
       #Post#: 8303--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Posting content format and Fair Use copyright Law
       By: AGelbert Date: November 7, 2017, 6:00 pm
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       I'm here. I was just getting some good news to post.  ;D
       #Post#: 8305--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Posting content format and Fair Use copyright Law
       By: GWarnock Date: November 7, 2017, 6:21 pm
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       I'm going to have to study that for awhile, like you said, I can
       do the modify button to see what you did.  ;)
       Is that what you use with your  emoji gallery too?
       Also, how do you do the entire story?
       This is deep and I'm Not.. LOL
       #Post#: 8306--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Posting content format and Fair Use copyright Law
       By: AGelbert Date: November 7, 2017, 6:42 pm
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       [quote author=GWarnock link=topic=243.msg8305#msg8305
       date=1510100468]
       I'm going to have to study that for awhile, like you said, I can
       do the modify button to see what you did.  ;)
       Is that what you use with your  emoji gallery too?
       Also, how do you do the entire story?
       This is deep and I'm Not.. LOL
       [/quote]
       Don't panic. Rome was not built in a day.
       "Is that what you use with your  emoji gallery too?" Yes.
       "Also, how do you do the entire story?" Hmmm. Everything is in
       sections.
       Take this bit of text, for example:
       ABXDEFGHIJKLMNOP12345
       By default, the software places on the left (left justified) and
       with a standard text size of "10".
       I can make it bigger and change the color of any part by using
       the "Font size" and "Change Color" feature in the menu above:
       ABXDEFGHIJKLMNOP12345
       I can do that selectively for any character, or group of
       characters:
       ABXDEFGHIJKLMNOP12345
       I can center the whole thing:
       [center]
       ABXDEFGHIJKLMNOP12345[/center]
       I can make some of it bold and some italics or both:
       [center]
       ABXDEFGHIJKLMNOP12345[/center]
       I can put the whole thing in quotes (quote button above):
       [quote][center]
       ABXDEFGHIJKLMNOP12345[/center][/quote]
       #Post#: 8307--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Posting content format and Fair Use copyright Law
       By: GWarnock Date: November 7, 2017, 6:55 pm
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       So high light, copy and paste, don't eat the paste.. oh, never
       mind that last part..   ;)
       then past here and adjust as necessary?
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