[VB8] Looking for a Source

**Adam** · 05 Jun. 2010 02:11pm

Anyone got a source of a gaia cracker that no longer works, I want to test something thanks

**Bman** · 05 Jun. 2010 02:43pm

Crackers are the easiest things to make, just use two for loops.

05 Jun. 2010 03:24pm

Your looking for a simple cracker?

**Adam** · 08 Jun. 2010 07:28pm

Originally Posted by Eternal Darkness

Your looking for a simple cracker?

Yeh, Think you could send me the source?

**Chad** · 08 Jun. 2010 07:29pm

Dude. A cracker consists of checking for a correct login. It's 1 loop and about 1 IF statement. Simple shit.

**Adam** · 08 Jun. 2010 07:30pm

I'm learning VB8, I just need something simple to start with
@Chad Lurker

**Chad** · 08 Jun. 2010 07:36pm

A cracker is well simple. Skip VB8 and skip making bots. Go Learn C/C++. If you do it makes all other languages ( as Riddle said) look easy. My term. Look like child's play.

**Adam** · 08 Jun. 2010 07:41pm

Chad, Send me a basic source, I only want to test the auth

**Chad** · 08 Jun. 2010 07:49pm

Why not make your own? It's not even hard. Just see if it logs into the account.

**Adam** · 08 Jun. 2010 07:49pm

IDK How, I just want to have a mess in VB8 See what happens

**Bman** · 08 Jun. 2010 08:12pm

And a new leacher is born

Adam, listen, as I said. Its two for loops, and an if statement, if you were to stop spamming me I would have maybe helped you.

If you want to really start programming, start with a real language, VB is a bad starting place.

C/C++
Java
Or most other OOP languages

08 Jun. 2010 11:20pm

Originally Posted by Bman

And a new leacher is born

Adam, listen, as I said. Its two for loops, and an if statement, if you were to stop spamming me I would have maybe helped you.

If you want to really start programming, start with a real language, VB is a bad starting place.

C/C++
Java
Or most other OOP languages

He doesn't want to make a career out of it (Or so he thinks now) and thats fine. He has tried VB and overall liked it. Who's to knock him for it.

LET HIM MAKE THE DECISION FOR HIMSELF!

You have made this point very obvious, YOU like C# & C++ & etc Better.
1) Does not mean everyone does
2) He's looking for a language he can mess around with. VB is simple & Sturdy.

Why not help him instead of take him away from what he requests? Both of you know VB...

Sorry Bman, don't mean to flame ya or anything (First off this is to you & chad). But this war over what language is better has gone on long enough. It doesn't even matter anymore. LET THEM CHOOSE FOR THEMSELVES, They all have very similar traits... Why argue???

Originally Posted by Adam

IDK How, I just want to have a mess in VB8 See what happens

I totally see where your coming from dude.

I will teach you an efficient & easy way later (When I am less busy). Sound good?

**Adam** · 09 Jun. 2010 05:10pm

Originally Posted by Eternal Darkness

He doesn't want to make a career out of it (Or so he thinks now) and thats fine. He has tried VB and overall liked it. Who's to knock him for it.

LET HIM MAKE THE DECISION FOR HIMSELF!

You have made this point very obvious, YOU like C# & C++ & etc Better.
1) Does not mean everyone does
2) He's looking for a language he can mess around with. VB is simple & Sturdy.

Why not help him instead of take him away from what he requests? Both of you know VB...

Sorry Bman, don't mean to flame ya or anything (First off this is to you & chad). But this war over what language is better has gone on long enough. It doesn't even matter anymore. LET THEM CHOOSE FOR THEMSELVES, They all have very similar traits... Why argue???

I totally see where your coming from dude.

I will teach you an efficient & easy way later (When I am less busy). Sound good?

Thanks ED

09 Jun. 2010 09:08pm

Originally Posted by Adam

Thanks ED

No Problem.

Next time you site programmers should give an example of a loop instead of ragging on him for his choice on a programming language. I know both of you know VB as / more fluidly than I do.

**Riddle** · 09 Jun. 2010 11:52pm

BOOM! HEADSHOT! ED has the correct answer.

**Bman** · 09 Jun. 2010 11:59pm

Originally Posted by Eternal Darkness

No Problem.

Next time you site programmers should give an example of a loop instead of ragging on him for his choice on a programming language. I know both of you know VB as / more fluidly than I do.

I already sent him an example, a very basic example, of one over msn, then he complained he wanted the full source. I said im not spoon feeding him.

10 Jun. 2010 02:46am

Originally Posted by Riddle

BOOM! HEADSHOT! ED has the correct answer.

Thanks riddle.

Originally Posted by Bman

I already sent him an example, a very basic example, of one over msn, then he complained he wanted the full source. I said im not spoon feeding him.

AH, you should post it here next time so I don't think you guys are just wining about his language choice. xD

I am gonna go step by step with him tomorrow... Probably... xD

10 Jun. 2010 05:43am

Originally Posted by Eternal Darkness

Thanks riddle.

AH, you should post it here next time so I don't think you guys are just wining about his language choice. xD

I am gonna go step by step with him tomorrow... Probably... xD

Can you please do that with me im using actionscript.
Im want to learn vb more.

10 Jun. 2010 05:48am

Originally Posted by PedoBear™

Can you please do that with me im using actionscript.
Im want to learn vb more.

Hmm... I should just upload a video tutorial... I will make one tomorrow

...

10 Jun. 2010 06:04am

Originally Posted by Eternal Darkness

Hmm... I should just upload a video tutorial... I will make one tomorrow

...

Thanks allot =)

10 Jun. 2010 06:22am

Originally Posted by PedoBear™

Thanks allot =)

No problem.

I will make tutorials about loops...

**Chad** · 10 Jun. 2010 09:44pm

Originally Posted by Eternal Darkness

He doesn't want to make a career out of it (Or so he thinks now) and thats fine. He has tried VB and overall liked it.

You don't need to make a career out of programming.

LET HIM MAKE THE DECISION FOR HIMSELF!

He is.

You have made this point very obvious, YOU like C# & C++ & etc Better.
1) Does not mean everyone does
2) He's looking for a language he can mess around with. VB is simple & Sturdy.

You can mess around with any language. C# and C++ is simple and sturdy.

I will teach you an efficient & easy way later (When I am less busy). Sound good?

LMAO!!! You Teach. That's funny. You can barley program as it .

10 Jun. 2010 11:13pm

He's simply messing around. He doesn't want to become / be know as a "Programmer"... (Or so it seems)

I like how you say "C# and C++ is simple and sturdy." in hopes to convert him from VB (as usual). When he CHOSE VB.

I teach a bunch of people. Believe it or not.
I also can only program to a certain level because you stopped helping me after one bot.
Like you said "We all learn at our own pace.". I haven't been programming for long anyway.

**Chad** · 10 Jun. 2010 11:18pm

Just because I stopped giving you source codes doesn't mean you can't learn on your own.

10 Jun. 2010 11:53pm

Originally Posted by Chad

Just because I stopped giving you source codes doesn't mean you can't learn on your own.

You never gave me a source code. You revamped my bots a bit when I ask you to fix a simple thing. Then you ask me to add more from there, the cycle continued. I have been learning, at my own pace.

**Riddle** · 10 Jun. 2010 11:56pm

How about we stop arguing like 5 year olds?

**Chad** · 11 Jun. 2010 12:31am

Originally Posted by Riddle

How about we stop arguing like 5 year olds?

After I post this.

@ Eternal: Never gave you a source code? That Auto PMer you released was around 95%.

K nuff said.

**The King** · 19 Jun. 2010 09:43am

pleas guys, i dont know anything about crackers , pleas teach us this thing

19 Jun. 2010 04:36pm

Originally Posted by The King

pleas guys, i dont know anything about crackers , pleas teach us this thing

Code:

Dim j as Integer
Dim x as Integer
Dim Num1 as String = Listbox1.Items.Count
Dim Num2 as String = ListBox2.Items.Count

Do While (J < Num1)
     Do While (x < Num2)

[LoginHere](ListBox1.Items.Item(j), ListBox2.Items.Item(x))
j += 1

     Loop
x += 1
Loop

Originally Posted by Chad

After I post this.

@ Eternal: Never gave you a source code? That Auto PMer you released was around 95%.

K nuff said.

That wasn't, my first bot of all time of all time or anything.

I ask for help and you just re-coded what I had ("Improved").

Originally Posted by Riddle

How about we stop arguing like 5 year olds?

I am just protecting myself. I don't want to be kicked off of the programming team because I "ripped". I ask for help and he coded a bunch. When I ask him if he wanted credits, he said something like "no, its your bot".

Thanks for ending this Riddle.

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