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It's weird because I can download other projects but with the URL of his page remains blank or 404 fails :-(
I am registered on GitHub, very rare.

2880 x 1800, the text is extremely crisp.

Right on, what's the resolution on it? I may jump on a 13.3" Retina. It's got some good specs, not super for the price, but I'll get over it.

https://github.com/Powerbolt/WiFiSniffer/archive/master.zip

Try that then. I'm not sure what the deal is, it pulls up just fine on my end. Perhaps you need a GitHub account to view and download archives.

@SunnyD
Apparently you still have the account in "standby" because even I can not find your project.
I'm very interested because I'm working on a similar project but for LANs.
I hope to see your work.
Greetings and thanks for answering.

I went for it. The display is quite nice.

@jchero.sojo Thank you very much for pointing that out. It seems GitHub had my account on "standby" since I had not logged in for awhile. You can now access the repository.

I am hoping to revamp the code this summer to make it run as efficiently as possible, and I may throw in some new stuff as well. I need to look into a packet capture module for C# so I can hopefully report statistics on individual connections rather than all of them at once.

Hi @SunnyD
Your project looks very interesting, but I tried to access the URL that hits up but no longer available,
Is there any possibility to access the project code?

Best regards, from Piura - Peru.

Tracked down a used 2.3ghz 15" Retina MBP with a 256gb SSD and 8gb of ram for $1450. I think I'll go for it. Still has 5 months of warranty left.

Yes, that's the disadvantage to a retina Macbook Pro. If you think of it like an iPad or an iPhone where you can't upgrade as well it makes more sense. You gain the slim size and nice screen.

I'm trying to make a mobile verification system through mIRC that can verify all the numbers in the world (might it use a website or a piece of code from my own server or website.)

I am looking for a script that works like:

!verify <number with country code> <Country TLD>
Ex : !verify +919017444348 IN

(or it could auto-identify the country code like +91 (IN), +44 (UK) and so on... and TLD and check the digit count too like mobile numbers in India includes 10 digits with excluding the country code.)

Can anyone help me?

If only Apple didn't solder everything to the board. They use some nice parts, but you can't ever swap them out which is a pain. It seems that Retina 13.3" go for just under $1400 which is nicer than I had originally thought.

i myself am not big on apple but to each their own. and whether this will last that long idk but i plan to get a better one anyways basically as soon as i can then i'll be giving this one to my sister. i'm also going to be looking into building my own desktop

A fish expert and a developer? Your types don't come around too often.

I see a couple 15" retinas that went for about $1450 on eBay, so that might just be my target price. I just wonder if 8gb will be enough for the next 4-5 years.

If I were only looking for a 13" I'd be happy to get a retina, but I need 15" and the retinas just aren't worth it for the price.

It's almost annoying that Apple doesn't have any middle ground between it's Retina display, and non-Retina displays. Without upgrading to a 15-inch that is, which I'm assuming is their clever way of getting more money from consumers. The XPS I bought back in 2007-2008 had 1280x800. :/

If you're wanting to stand out, efficiency is the place to do it. Regular expressions do a lot of string parsing, which ultimately means you end up doing much more work than necessary. Size is nothing, speed is everything.

Yeah I know that, but I used regex to make it "a little" different from the others :P
there are a lot of ways, for example letters $r(a,b)
or things a little more elaborate, like this ($right($calc($r(1,10) / 2),2) = .5)

I'm looking at the 2011 15" models with a 1680x1050 resolution. I can get a used 2.3ghz 8gb model for about $1150 from Craigslist.

Thanks bud, It's been a while since I coded in mIRC from scratch, Usually I just modify other people's codes or fix other codes for people. So I thought I better get back into it.

I don't understand the use of $regex() in

when you can use

The same goes for the if statement further up. If you want it to be more readable, use $r(0,1) == 1 for example.

Speaking of Macbooks; I've been looking at a few 2012 - 2013 13.3" Macbooks non-retina, but I'm a little put off by the such low-end resolution, for that amount of money. (1280x800)

Now you're making me consider a laptop upgrade.. Would love to have a retina Macbook Pro but those are a little pricey right now.

looks good grim keep up the good work bud

It's not kicking/banning after adding a user

Updated to add album to output like Artist - Title [Album] cause I was bored.

well got my laptop today haven't really done much with it just yet but it seems really really good. faster than any laptop i've ever used so far i'm happy:D

You can always load something like that up yourself. No need to complicate the situation.

For something like that you'll probably want to go with "ini" type data storage. Check into the mIRC help documentation on such files, they will help immensely. The data gets stored in a "CATEGORY > KEY > VALUE" type manner. Meaning you have a category called "Link" a key that should be the nickname of the registrar, and their ID as the value.



As such querying the correct ini file with the information you have on hand, you can easily reach their id and display it accordingly. Querying "Nick" on this file, under the category "Link" will return 2874003.

Hi i need a irc bot like that.

<nick1> !regid 1234123
<nick2>!regid 231231

when nick1 write .link
<nick1>.link
<bot> your link ->www.blablablablabla.bla/blablabla/1234123
<nick1>.link nick2
<bot>nick2 link ->www.blablablablabla.bla/blablabla/231231

i dont know how write bot or how start bot anybody can explain to me ?
or are u have lik this bot?