No. Autoit is indeed a scriptingg language. And I am not trying to pack stuff or do harm with it as I said I have stopped. And I talked to a few people, and some say that autoit is a propper language. I personally kinda think that; it can do GUIS with menus and stuff, and I dont know how you'd to actual games wiith registration and all, but hey, anything's possible.
On 7/3/07, Thomas Ward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Andy, > Hmmm... Perhaps you realise this or not, but Autoit is not a > programming language, but is a tool kit. If you are attempting to use > that to break into the gaming market your going the wrong way about it. > You won't learn anything constructive or useful in the real programming > world that way. > Some languages like C#.net and VB.net are not that complex to learn, and > can be learned in a matter of a couple of months. It is the other stuff > such as math, physics, etc involved that takes the most education and > learning. > > > Andy Smith wrote: > > I know, that game devs wont use that info against us. Now if I took > > the time to actually learn a programming language, I am starting easy > > and trying to make simple things with autoit, so I can build up, and > > then create some games. I wont even bother to secure them. Just type > > in some random letters in a generated email or something. But, I know > > game devs wont use that info. But if anyone here listtens to security > > now which is at grc.com/seciritynow, you will know that there are > > quite a lot of exploits in SQL databases, etc. And the fact that Liam > > makes everyone type in their names and email addresses makes me even > > more nervous. So? You wont give it away, I trust you liam. But, > > hackers anyone? Ever heard of them? Anyone know what they do, ever > > thought of them? Well probably not; I got this rediculious spam book > > that showed how to break into databses and stuff. I wont do it of > > course, but it is amazingly easy to break a script and get to the > > underlying info. Reaking havoc with people's information is not good > > at all. If you dont believe that any server, any server even paypal is > > at risk. I probably sound paranoid and I wouldn't blame you for > > thinking that, but it makes somee feel nervous. If you have a firewall > > antivirus, nope; no good on web pages. Think your secure if you've got > > the latest windows patches? Nooooo. Microsoft has failed to release > > patches to hundreds of things. And now we're drifting off topic with > > windows security. While I agree with everyone here, that paying for a > > game is of utmost importance, and I honestly would pay for a game, I > > really would, but you really dont know what's under the hood. > > Think about that, the next time you pay for a game. And if you think > > your safe if you've got that padlock icon and the https://blabla.bla? > > Well, not really. > > > > So think about that the next time, you do online shopping. I even > > heard of awful stories of people's stuff getting robbed and stolen. > > And no matter how much security is in place, there is always a way. > > Thats the only reason for my cracking stuff. And surely others as > > well. Also go to twit.tv if you dont believe my blabbing. Its not > > really blabbing though. But still if you still think that you are > > safe. Well. One day itll happen. Im sure of it. > > > > On 7/2/07, Charles Rivard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Some people live on very small incomes, and they find it very difficult > to > >> even save a few dollars every month. So to say that anyone can afford > $30 > >> to $40 is sometimes not true. I know. I've been there. I was living on > a > >> monthly income of $700, $375 of which went toward rent. Then there were > >> electric bills, phone bills, Internet bills, water bills, gas bills, > >> groceries including dog food for my guide, the occasional vet bill for > the > >> guide, and an occasional unexpected expense or so. After all that, every > >> stinking month, guess how many games I was buying?? Absolutely zero!, > >> -- > >> Isn't it interesting that the same people who laugh at science fiction > >> listen to weather forecasts and economists? > >> > >> ----- Original Message ----- > >> From: "Josh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]> > >> Sent: Monday, July 02, 2007 2:07 PM > >> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Fw: piracy of games? > >> > >> > >>> no it doesn't. Especially when paying for a $30 or $40 game. Anyone can > >>> afford $30 or $40 and if they can't then I'm sure someone else could buy > >>> it > >>> for them. > >>> > >>> Josh > >> > >> > >> _______________________________________________ > >> Gamers mailing list .. [email protected] > >> To unsubscribe send E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You can > visit > >> http://audyssey.org/mailman/listinfo/gamers_audyssey.org to make > >> any subscription changes via the web. > >> > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Gamers mailing list .. 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