I once released a spamming tool on /b/ that zeroed out the user's hard disk except for the boot sector, into which was installed some code which displayed a duckroll upon starting the computer, and hanging.
Tell me your dangerous programs you've written, /prog/.
I don't believe you have the permissions to do such a thing.
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Anonymous2012-06-09 20:56
I once contributed to a GPL project. It's the most dangerous license for the Man who tries to control our code.
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Anonymous2012-06-09 22:44
>>4
licences that allow closed source extensions help bring down monopolies by giving a boost to the lowly competitors. It helps the little men bring down the man. Although the little men are just as bad, if not worse.
I once wrote a program that would check the hard drive for copies of the GPL and try to use subliminal messages to try to turn the user into a pedophile if it found any. Later I took the subliminal message code, obfuscated it, and contributed it to a reasonably popular GPL project. It's been several years, and they're still using that code, unchanged, and no one has even questioned the strange way that it's written because the entire project is such a mess.
Did it spam "Nyoro~n" or something? Also that is not dangerous. You know nothing about dangerous. Even a basic network worm is more dangerous since it causes your ISP to shut down your internet connection and you will actually have to communicate socially to get it back up.
Come back when you have coded a cruel angel to wipe out and replace the human race..
Once wrote a program that showed a picture of a cat with a gun to its head and a button. It said "Click the button or the cat gets it!"
Once the button was clicked, it wiped out the users home folder. That was probably ten years ago now, I released it on kazaa. Wonder if it's still out there anywhere.
>>20 >>6 here. I still have the obfuscated version, but it would be too easy for someone to Google that and get it removed.
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Anonymous2012-06-10 23:39
>>6 use subliminal messages to try to turn the user into a pedophile
Quoted for bullshit.
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Anonymous2012-06-11 1:13
boot sector
The 30-year-old IBM PC architecture is obsolete. Intel is mad because nobody will buy their chips except for "legacy" Windows PC users! Despite what billions spent on marketing and redefining words would have you believe, x86 is a "proprietary legacy system"!