Is like, I'm bored, so I decided to make a tripcode finder. It's like for the people who are not nuts like us who still want to get tripcodes. (Love the .c one)
Use like... http://freegamesportal.org/tripfind.php?in=trip
oh, and PHP sucks at random, so I used sessions to make it sequential and avoid collisions. If liked I'll post the source code, and apologies for the time restraint, my server's not too hot on server-intensive scripts.
and here's an ansi c (instead of iso c99) one that uses crypt() and posix extended regular expressions instead of openssl fcrypt() and pcre (i was extremely bored): http://hotaru.thinkindifferent.net/code/trip-std.c
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Anonymous2008-06-18 6:55
I WAS BORED SO I HAXED MY ANUS IN A VIRTuAL MACHINE
if($ttim<$mintime){
echo "Only $ttim sec loaded so far, you should try again after waiting hmmm!<br>";
echo "You need at least $mintime sec before I will search, up to $maxtime sec.<br>";
echo "This is just to prevent server overload, sorry :)<br> <br>";
}else{
echo "I won't search for anything unless it is between 3 and 5 letters long.<br>";
echo "Anything shorter is just dumb, and anything longer will just overload me.<br>";
}
}
}
}
?><br> <br>
usage: tripfind.php?in=[string]<br>
usage: tripfind.php?case=insensitive&in=[string]<br>
usage: tripfind.php?case=sensitive&in=[string]<br>
insensitive by default<br> <br>
Having trouble finding tripcodes?<br>
If your [string] is five letters long, you should use case=insensitive.<br>
case=sensitive will work fine for [string] that are just three long.<br>
If your [string] is more than five letters long, or less than three, I won't even bother searching for it.<br>
<br>
Try searching for things more than once, you will get different results.<br>
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