Python begineer Guide
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[+] How to Install Python on Windows [+]
[+] Python TUPLE - Pack, Unpack, Compare [+]
[+]Slicing of Tuple[+]
[+]Tuples and dictionary [+]
[+] tuples as keys in dictionaries [+]
Cyberjagu@jabber.calyxinstitute.org [OTR]
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(04-04-2021, 10:05 PM)Cyberjagu Wrote: [+] How to Install Python on Windows [+]
[+] Python TUPLE - Pack, Unpack, Compare [+]

Preferred better to install it on BigSur
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#23
What is the recommended editor for hacking as vs code sends data to microsoft?
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(07-22-2021, 06:29 AM)Oligarch Wrote: What is the recommended editor for hacking as vs code sends data to microsoft?

you can use anything you like , just disconnect the internet when you are coding the malware if you can
Amateurs hack systems, Professionals hack people.
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#25
a worth read
however, i would definitely go for docs.python.org
imo its invaluable resource for grasping all of python

the docs itself mention its concise and everything u need to know is available
u only need to think seriously while reading,
that way learning will be faster & easier too!
atleast i honed my python skills that way

# my approach to information gathering;
* there are many sources claiming knowledge
* find out how these sources obtain information
* continue backwards until u hit a dead end or a loop
* found the base of all information

continuing the above approach,
we reach the python source code (the base)

finally
there's a reason why people think differently
so it's no surprise that one might take another approach
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#26
thank you ::: bro
I wanted to ask you have guides for sale how to create malwar?
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(07-22-2021, 06:29 AM)Oligarch Wrote: What is the recommended editor for hacking as vs code sends data to microsoft?
vim
everything else is bloat
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(05-09-2022, 10:42 AM)telletext Wrote:
(07-22-2021, 06:29 AM)Oligarch Wrote: What is the recommended editor for hacking as vs code sends data to microsoft?
vim
everything else is bloat

This is a bad take. Use whatever tool will help you get the job done. You don't see carpenters avoiding screws because everything other than a nail is bloat. If you're going to handicap yourself, why not just go all the way back to vanilla vi and call it a day? Ugh.

Anyway, I don't know anything about vs code sending data (other than like crashlogs etc) to MS and I highly doubt that's true, however if that's a concern you could always use a non-networked VM to get the job done. I also like the way Sublime works. Jetbrains has a python IDE as well if you're looking for something heavy. For the record- I use vim and think it's enough, but each to their own.
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#29
check out vscodium, its the open source software binaries of VS Code.
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#30
Good write-up, this is pretty much everything someone needs to know to get started. I think if the "Python TUPLE" section was moved a little bit later in the text, the order would be perfect from start-to-finish (like so it starts with Variables and Operators)
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