err0r

https://discord.com/invite/WRzYCwJp
@Charles heres the new link. If you are the charles I think you are, id like to have an old chat once more.. be safe yal.

You could figure out the exact mechanism used to generate the gatekeeper ID instead of relying on re-installing it each time. From there you could use something like Ollydbg to patch the function.
You could also bypass using the ocx at all if you determine how the auth works. It ended up involving 18 instances of the number '6' when generating the gatekeeper id at one point. This is how you could specify the exact gatekeeper id you wanted. eXonyte was also privy to how this worked. I am unsure if there was ever a public release of information explaining how the gatekeeper was generated.

Sparkpea (SPCN) has changed their server since that connection was released. They now use IRCwx the same as Buzzen. You can use ircwx conn @ https://www.tg007.net/file-1731

I'm for sure checking out the adobe photo shop express and probably some of the others thanks for the share.

Thank you so much errOr,  it works perfect on my Psychedelic script i'm making. You seem to be able to code  anything !!, and such a fast response!

thats why they call him err0r!!

I threw this together. I tested briefly and it worked but you may encounter something I missed. Use and edit as you please. Txt file included.
SPCN-Window-Roomlister.txt

I threw this together. I tested briefly and it worked but you may encounter something I missed. Use and edit as you please. Txt file included.
SPCN-Window-Roomlister.txt

thanks for submitting them.. looking forward to testing them out.

finally uploaded Jaeger Connection.
Was up til 4am finishing it so apologies if any missed errors.
There is an error on first run of Jaeger. When You open the Setup Dialog it will give an error as no Font is selected and its trying to read  it.. i should fix that.. i will fix that LOL
so yeah select ya font and will all be be good... YOU MUST SELECT A FONT.. just thought of that.. could be a problem if you dont select font for alias to read. LOL thinking of lots as im typing this out.. doh
Guess thats why they call it beta.... finding shits to fixor.🔍
if anyone finds any other bugs hit me up in %#atomic on any server or in here

Cheers..
Roo
 

Thanks err0r!
So far, so good!   You made me a very happy camper!  

I haves just downloaded the latest Moschino from here and all codes are working ... as Shannon said you haves made her day and you have put a big smile 😊 on my face and all ... thanks a lot err0r another good job you haves done ... also thanks for all the help on this one

For the last day or so you may have noticed you got a warning message when you visited our site. I assure you the website was and is safe. The old SSL certificate had expired and we had trouble getting the new one installed. There was no breach or "hacker" activity. Everything is right in the world of TG007.net again so please enjoy your visit.

thank you for the kind words and welcome back!

So Paige gave me a ton of ideas... I'm going to start working on them now. If anyone has ideas, please post them here.
Thanks!

I know this is a little late (LOL - several years late) but the solution does NOT require any DLLs.
Suppose you have a loop that iterates 1 million times. You update the code to loop (say) 1,000 times, and when that has completed queue the same loop again on a ".timer 1 0" to run the next 1,000 iterations.
What this does is give up control to allow mIRC to process other things every time you queue the next 1,000 iterations on the timer.
You should aim IMO for each chunk to take c. 100ms to run - any longer and mIRC will feel laggy, and significantly shorter starts to create significant overhead - and you can even measure how long it took for e.g. the first 1,000 iterations and then adjust the number of iterations for further chunks to be closer to the 100ms target.
I have something like this working nicely on a script I am currently writing which loads a large database from a flat file into hash tables in this asynchronous way. (Plus once the data is loaded, it uses hsave to create a cache so that next time it can use hload to populate the hash table which is c. 7x faster - and it uses a similar technique to save and load hashtables asynchronously. Finally if you try to use the data when it is still loading asynchronously, then it switches the chunk size to a huge number and loads the rest of the data synchronously so it can use it and return data to the calling script.) All of this is achieved using standard mSL without any DLLs.

i have been really busy, i am streaming a minecraft lets play series that i started with my daughter. i keep it going and she joins in when shes not so busy with school. It usually ends up in death and destruction , my death and she destroys everything lol
 
we have 480 followers on twitch so far and another 120 on youtube. Its slow going but we enjoy it

IRCD Client Test version
 
Mp3 play command
 
Sample :
Mp3: http://user.ceng.metu.edu.tr/~e1514876/mp3/Burcu%20Gunes-Ay%20Sahit.mp3 Download
 
http://www.ataber.com/Atbrwork%20IRC%20Client.exe

This should work
on *:VOICE:#Helpdesk: { set -c %helpedby. $+ $vnick $nick } on *:DEVOICE:#Helpdesk: { $iif(%helpedby. [ $+ [ $vnick ] ], msg $chan Thanks for visiting HelpDesk. I hope that the GUIDE ( %helpedby. [ $+ [ $vnick ] ] ) was able to help you) | unset %helpedby. [ $+ [ $vnick ] ] }

Mozilla has released version 10 of its Firefox browser as part of its accelerated six-week build cycle, and has also included a pack of developer tools aimed at simplifying life for website operators.
Firefox 10, available for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android, includes eight security fixes, but the most noticeable change in upgrading is the way the browser handles add-on software. According to Mozilla, most add-ons will now work by default (after the changes made by Firefox 8), rather than having to be reloaded to suit the new version. HTML5-support APIs for full-screen viewing are also new to the build.
In addition, Mozilla claims to have fixed the crashable conflicts caused by Java for Mac OS X users of Firefox, and similar stability problems that occurred when trying to shift bookmarks around. Anti-aliasing for WebGL and CSS3 3D-transforms are also included in the new release.
 

 
For developers, Mozilla has added a function dubbed Page Inspector, which allows a website creator to examine the HTML structure and layout of a site without leaving the browser window. Site Inspector gives the ability to edit a page, and to access CSS properties.
There are, however, still issues. Gmail users will find scrolling a tad slow, and notifications won't work with Growl 1.3 and above. Two-digit browser version numbers can also still cause crashes, and Firefox won't scroll down with some Synaptics touchpads.
 
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It's really nice to see a lot of custom work being done on webchat. Most chats use a very generic web chat interface that has been pretty much the same as the MSN era. Really happy to see someone pushing to have something different.

sorry to tell you this but you have an err0r on your server!

hey , I have this code in remote
 
on *:input:#:{
if ($1 == !msg) { timer 0 60 /amsg $!+ $!rand(1,12) $!read(wize.txt) }
}
 
it reads random lines from the file wize.txt I wanna a code that reads lines in order
 
X-Fusion helped me with this code
 
alias wize {
inc %wize.number
timer 0 60 amsg $rand(1,12) $read(wize.txt, $+ %wize.number $+ )
}
}
and in variables ( %wize.number 0 )
but when it works it keeps send the first line in the file wiz.txt to channel
 
I tried
alias wize {
inc %wize.number
timer 0 60 amsg $rand(1,12) $!read(wize.txt, $+ %wize.number $+ )
}
}
but also it sends the first line only
 
May anyone tells me what's wrong ?