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That's not necessarily true. Try and catch will output any errors with syntax, etc. Chrome's developer console does a pretty good job at pin pointing errors. Issues with a variable or function? Use console.log() to track progress.

I changed the terminology to 'matched betting' so people aren't confused. This is not 'cross matching'. Cross betting could refer to either method.

[hide] Looking to make some more money? With matched betting you can make money without the risk of losing anything. The idea is to create new accounts with two different bookies (bookies offering a signup bonus). Make a bet with the first bookie for a team to win, with the second bookie you bet the same team will lose. Now, whether you lose or win, you aren't out anything. The signup bonus is where the profit comes in. Continue the same method with different accounts/bookies. *This method will not work in certain countries. E.g. gambling is illegal in certain states within the US, online sports betting in the US is illegal. [/hide]

All these hit-and-runs. :hype:

Haha, welcome to our community. Cheers! :coolpepe:

[hide] Coinbase is offering free Stellar Lumens for participating in their learn to earn promotion. There are five videos, each a couple minutes long. At the end of a video you're prompted to answer a question to claim your stellar. The answers are pretty obvious and you can answer a few seconds after pushing play. The sixth task is to spread the awareness, you'll have to get other people to visit you're referral and complete a quiz (singular). If you'd like to help me earn stellar, please use my referral, if not no worries. Referral Learn Stellar. Earn XLM. [/hide]

I found a method a few minutes ago and wanted to make sure it's not the same as yours.

This was my experience, tried to verify again and it throws an error. Messaged support for follow up. Ah.. If you are doing it for second time / on second account, probably they will track us and won't get anything, haha Same account. I wouldn't try that. :smart: Did the verification 3 times. First 2 times I received an email to retry. The third time, within a few minutes, I received an email it had worked and my crypto is on its way.

Strange, the whole process from starting to receiving my $50 took me 7 minutes. Hmm very strange, Still i didn't receive email notification from blockchain. This was my experience, tried to verify again and it throws an error. Messaged support for follow up.

Went ahead and signed up, did the verification process. I'll get back on here once my account is credited and post a screenshot.

Fire OG, Durban Poison, and the cheap shit, Cherry Chem.

[align=center]You say hip hop, but you want g-funk. [spoiler=Should keep you busy.] [/align]

[align=center] [video=youtube] [video=youtube] [video=youtube] Sorry, I got a lot of favorite songs. :fiesta: :fiesta: :fiesta: [/align]

Thanks for sharing. Hopefully the link is still up. Last two I tried, zilch.

Thank you for sharing. Your work is much appreciated.

[align=center] Thank you for your contributions. Some of these are in password protected archives. Tried using "cracked.to", "ChandlerMurielBing", "Bologna1", "Password". Tried hitting it with john, it's longer than 8 characters long so... [/align]

Depends on the format and password length. In my case I brute-forced the password so if the length was 20 characters I'd be waiting a while (as in it's not realistic I'd even crack the file). Some passwords are harder to crack than others. "apples" would only take a minute while "4pPl_3S!" would take a lot longer. Your processing power will also make a difference.

Your header confused me. I believe this was the correct answer. or Seriously though, thanks for sharing man. Oh, I didn't mean to do it the third time.

Looking to bring in some side income? I can teach you how to turn $90 into $300 with little effort. Some preface, this method requires you to use eBay or a similar platform. It's completely white hat. It's not passive. :hype: [hide] You can purchase 500 * 5" x 7" padded envelopes for $15 through eBay if you find the right seller. They aren't very big but they're cheap and work well. Now you're out $15. For stock I'd suggest buying lego keychains on sale. You can flip them for 200% no problem. If you aren't into the lego idea, maybe selling Nike would work better for you. Buy limited editions and sell them later. The whole idea is that the keychains and shoes will become more valuable the longer you have to sit on them. Like a fine wine, once they've appreciated you start selling. When the Lego movie came out they had a huge sale on keychains so I got what I could afford. A year later I started selling them and still made 300% with eBay and PayPal fees. Shipping prices are the big fuck you but you can still ship first class without tracking; that cuts the price way down. It takes 10 minutes to setup a listing, and 5 minutes to prep a package. In the US, USPS will come to your house and pick your package up. A fairly easy thing to pull off. $90 to $300 may not sound so great when considering the fact you can't just start selling right away. But, you will make enough money down the road to want to keep doing it. Try buying multiple quantities of an individual item to sell at first. Over time build up your store and add more. I started by spending $300 and have continued to recycle it into more stock. Within a year of selling, while working a full time job. You can do it. :fiesta: [/hide]

Looking for some critique on this. Anything I could've done better or should change about it? Aside from a lack of content. [align=center] [/align]

Your post is too vague, maybe your proxies suck, could be the cracker. If I can sign into my pizza hut account, you can still crack shit.

Damn, that welding logo is sick. I've purchased designs from you on another forums. Great work as always. Keep it up.

[align=center] Cracking ZIP/RAR Hashes with JtR [hide]What is John? John the Ripper or simply John, is an open source cracking tool provided by Openwall. It's a very popular tool that comes pre installed on the Kali distro. It's easy to use, powerful, and it's free. Download John Jumbo Official Site | Windows *Installation on Linux varies depending on your package manager. What is hashing vs encypting? Hashing is similar to encypting with one major difference, it's irreversible. Generally when your passwords are being stored on a database, they are hashed. The string that makes up your password is taken, a salt is applied, finally the string is run through an algorithm that creates a new string with a fixed length. E.g. "Day Bow Bow! + Salt" > "93ea2d345244d653644a07d8fc09eca1" E.g. "The power to destroy a thing is the absolute control over it. + Salt" > "2889cdd0d398e477d72c9c5354a7353b" In regards to ZIP/RAR files (if password protected), your files are encrypted with the password provided as the key. To decipher the encyption, we need the key. We'll be extracting a hash from an encrypted archive to crack. The hash composes of data created from failed password attempts. Retrieving the Hash Once John has downloaded, extract it and launch your terminal/cmd. Set the current directory to John's 'run' folder (e.g. cd desktop/john/run). Enter "john.exe" to confirm you're in the right directory. Once there, find your archive and copypasta somewhere within the run folder. (Not that it's necessary but it does make things easier.) To retrieve your hash, you can use zip2john or rar2john. In this example I'll be cracking a zip file. So I'll enter: zip2john myzipfile.zip>myzipfile.hash "myzipfile.zip" should point to your archive. "myzipfile.hash" is the output file to create. If you're cracking a rar file, enter the same parameters but instead of calling zip2john, call rar2john. Inside of my run folder I can now locate the hash. Confirm that your hash was created successfuly. Cracking the Hash Now that we have our hash, we can begin cracking it. You can either use a wordlist for your attack or you can bruteforce the password. When calling john.exe you can pass "--wordlist=password.lst" to use a list, or you can pass "--incremental" for bruteforcing. *For "password.lst" enter the file you have your passwords stored in. In my case I'm going to bruteforce the password so I'll enter: john --incremental myzipfile.hash [/hide] In a matter of time your password should be displayed in your terminal. E.g. "titan (myzipfile.zip)". :fuck: Similar Tutorials: [Tutorial] Cracking Hashes with John the Ripper [/align]

No, not to your home address. You would have to do some extra stuff, stuff I wouldn't feel comfortable talking about. I've heard of people getting fucked over from pizza hut accounts, there are extra steps. In this case, a lot of extra steps.

JavaScript is a great choice but you should be familiar with HTML/CSS before you go down that road.