Facebook killed the radio star. And by radio star, I mean the premise of distributed forums around the internet. And that got got by Instagram/SnapChat. And that got got by TikTok. Where the fuck is the internet we once knew?
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Quote from: Joe[x86/64] on June 27, 2007, 02:30:55 amit makes it's folder hidden.Possessive pronouns don't have an apostrophe! Stop giving them one!!
it makes it's folder hidden.
I'd personally do as Joe suggests
You might be right about that, Joe.
Sorry for the bump, but most of the detection is based on "characteristics" of a bot, not the actual presence of the software.- Running in "robotic" patterns, stopping, swiveling, and walking again.- Jumping in a rhythmic pattern.- Walking in small circles, if your patrol sucks.- Walking in circles at all, if people are bored enough to watch.- If you're farming anything worth farming, other people will probably be farming as well. They may try to interact with you, or watch you.- Also in more populated areas, following the same patrol as another botter, especially of the other faction. That's almost a dead giveaway, every time.What you're suggesting, sandboxing it, is sort of what Glider does.- Glider runs WoW as a non-administrator user.- It automagically changes it's EXE's name as well as window title, so a simple window listing or task listing can't find it.- IIRC, it sort of regenerates itself, moving functions and whatnot around in memory at random, so a memory hash can't be a reliable fingerprint.- Although Warden doesn't scan the hard drive (yet?), it makes it's folder hidden.
Sorry for the bump, but most of the detection is based on "characteristics" of a bot, not the actual presence of the software.- Running in "robotic" patterns, stopping, swiveling, and walking again.- Jumping in a rhythmic pattern.- Walking in small circles, if your patrol sucks.- Walking in circles at all, if people are bored enough to watch. <-- Obvious- If you're farming anything worth farming, other people will probably be farming as well. They may try to interact with you, or watch you. <-- Obvious- Also in more populated areas, following the same patrol as another botter, especially of the other faction. That's almost a dead giveaway, every time. <-- ObviousWhat you're suggesting, sandboxing it, is sort of what Glider does.- Glider runs WoW as a non-administrator user.- It automagically changes it's EXE's name as well as window title, so a simple window listing or task listing can't find it.- IIRC, it sort of regenerates itself, moving functions and whatnot around in memory at random, so a memory hash can't be a reliable fingerprint.- Although Warden doesn't scan the hard drive (yet?), it makes its folder hidden.
Quote from: Joe[x86/64] on June 27, 2007, 02:30:55 amSorry for the bump, but most of the detection is based on "characteristics" of a bot, not the actual presence of the software.- Running in "robotic" patterns, stopping, swiveling, and walking again.- Jumping in a rhythmic pattern.- Walking in small circles, if your patrol sucks.- Walking in circles at all, if people are bored enough to watch.- If you're farming anything worth farming, other people will probably be farming as well. They may try to interact with you, or watch you.- Also in more populated areas, following the same patrol as another botter, especially of the other faction. That's almost a dead giveaway, every time.What you're suggesting, sandboxing it, is sort of what Glider does.- Glider runs WoW as a non-administrator user.- It automagically changes it's EXE's name as well as window title, so a simple window listing or task listing can't find it.- IIRC, it sort of regenerates itself, moving functions and whatnot around in memory at random, so a memory hash can't be a reliable fingerprint.- Although Warden doesn't scan the hard drive (yet?), it makes it's folder hidden.Now it's time for some, "Joe, you're wrong!" one of this forums favourite games!I will rewrite Joe's quote now removing all that is incorrect!Quote from: Joe[x86/64] on June 27, 2007, 02:30:55 amSorry for the bump, but most of the detection is based on "characteristics" of a bot, not the actual presence of the software.- Running in "robotic" patterns, stopping, swiveling, and walking again.- Jumping in a rhythmic pattern.- Walking in small circles, if your patrol sucks.- Walking in circles at all, if people are bored enough to watch. <-- Obvious- If you're farming anything worth farming, other people will probably be farming as well. They may try to interact with you, or watch you. <-- Obvious- Also in more populated areas, following the same patrol as another botter, especially of the other faction. That's almost a dead giveaway, every time. <-- ObviousWhat you're suggesting, sandboxing it, is sort of what Glider does.- Glider runs WoW as a non-administrator user.- It automagically changes it's EXE's name as well as window title, so a simple window listing or task listing can't find it.- IIRC, it sort of regenerates itself, moving functions and whatnot around in memory at random, so a memory hash can't be a reliable fingerprint.- Although Warden doesn't scan the hard drive (yet?), it makes its folder hidden.Oh, and bump.
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Put it this way Joe... you're on my Buddy List... if there's no one else on an you're the only one, I'd rather talk to myself.