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RE: Starting with OSX - Kuci - 08-05-2013
(08-05-2013, 07:21 PM)KZug Wrote:(08-04-2013, 09:03 AM)Kuci Wrote:(08-03-2013, 03:40 PM)KZug Wrote: - you can always drag hashcat into terminal to save you the typing (of a long path because you skipped the above)
What about tab completion ? Have you heard about it, kid ?
You should read about using of unix' shell a lot, guys. Your lack of knowledge about shell, and generally about unix systems, makes me cry.
Tab completion:
Oh yeah! Great idea!
You want to suggest to someone to use tab comp. when he -apparently- struggle with the 101?
Maybe he could also build his own GUI for a start? That would prevent any typos. -just read xcode for dummies and you'll be good to go. 30min max...
"Kid" "lack of knowledge" "makes me cry"
Your Highness, Master of *nix, King of terminal, Emperor of Shell.
We are eternally grateful that you deign share your omniscience with us, simple mortals.
Nevertheless, we would like to point to his Highness that he sounds awfully like a condescending braggart a little bit too full of himself.
Thankfully, his Highness can always do a sudo g0 fsk -yrslf to correct the issue.
Wow, another kid just blew his mind.
It's always nice to see, apparently young, members with 3 posts posting around 120 words full of vulgarism and sarcasm about total offtopic instead of pointing out good literate or good webpage from where he could start.
Yes, when I see guys with Winshits and Maccraps, who don't even know how to use it, then yes, I'm fucking sorry, but it always makes me cry.
Hope I made it clear. Peace.
@Sami: Look at here:Learning the shell
You just don't want to know how to start hashcat, you want to know how it works and how to use it. But remember, this is forum dedicated to hashcat products, not to usage of unix systems.