how do not run into tree and smash your nose? how do i create window without a titlebar? i'm using Borland's commandline compiler. AARGH!!! are you stupid or something? it's PART OF VS 98!!! how do i check the class styles for a certain FOOBAR? Sure enough, it was a helpful resource, but at the time the regulars (not all though) were some of the most arrogant, egotistical (and in many cases, unhelpful) people I had ever come across. I remember using #WinProg a few years ago when I started learning Win32. it could be a trojan horse, is all I can say). (DCC's typically not something to trust out there, & a vector for 'infectors' that is typically utilized, so watch what you get offered there. The only thing that bugs me nowadays about it is the dangers present on it, & they are there and real, so watch out what you get from others there via DCC transfers is all I can say! IRC is good stuff (or, used to be least), as a whole, & is a far faster medium than say, forums boards like this or email, mainly imo because it's in "realtime", & instantaneous information exchange, no waiting all (provided the folks you want to talk with are present that is).
I learned much as did my colleagues that channel over the years we spent there sharing our knowledge with one another.
much of it came from researches based on being attacked on IRC, so good did come out of "the bad".Īnyhow - So, some good comes out of the bad (being attacked by the #Linux folks regularly & it was bad, one time resulting in my system actually being compromised - but, the guy who did it was nice enough to point out HOW he did it to me).
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That research on my end resulted in this article I put up for others for years to use in how to do so as well, securing their Windows NT-based (NT/2000/XP/Server 2003): That, in turn, taught me to start looking for various ways to seal off & secure Windows NT-based OS! The attacks by the #Linux channel I mention (mainly each time a new Win32 OS vulnerability turned up & they would exploit them) earlier on? You have to understand (to a decent degree least) most ALL of the particulars in computing today, in order to function & contribute as well as be marketeable in this field. yes, a "return to yesteryear/the old days" when the computer guy any particular shop wasn't a specialist in some particular area, but a jack-of-all-trades. IMO, a computer person today cannot just "be a coder" or "be a network administrator/tech/engineer" but, has to be most ALL of those things. IRC helped me "round out" my skills in computers as far as I am concerned. However, that channel was LOADED with network administrators & network security & forensics personell, & I took advantage of it, & learned from and WITH them, regularly. That end of things I learned on my own more & more as time passed, in coding. Programming wasn't a "big topic" there, & I think I may have been only 1 of 2-3 coders that went there to THAT particular channel, so it wasn't something of note being discussed there a great deal. Well, MOSTLY, I personally learned a great deal on how Tcp/IP works, and that was because the #Linux channel would start "hack fights" with us weekly, w/out fail.
It was a good crew there initially, but like all things, nothing lasts forever - that channel no longer holds that designation for that IRC network afaik, but when it did it was a great place to go for tech help & just making friends with common interests. Mardem Bey endorsed as that network's "official Win32 OS help channel" or something like that, as its title & standing on that network). In fact, I spent a good portion of the mid to late 1990's there modding/adminning one on Dalnet in #Windows95 (a Win32 OS tech help channel that K. IRC, as far as I am concerned from having spent many a year on them helping others & learning as well, is a good place to learn & share ideas on things technical regarding computers imo!
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