Actually the data I lost few minutes ago was a BOM

byte order mark?

Bill Of Material.

im into building wifi on a breadboard

Cool I'm working as circuit designer and embedded software programmer for my company.

Cooool

im into building wifi on a breadboard

How

im into building wifi on a breadboard

Like custom made PCBs and stuff?

Sounds interesting

im into building wifi on a breadboard

Why not using the pcb

im into building wifi on a breadboard

Using ESP actually, it's simple these days... in OLD days... it was hard.

And difficult

nice

a lot of mess

Using ESP actually, it's simple these days... in OLD days... it was hard.

Well that already has WiFi

a lot of mess

woah

lol these batteries

a lot of mess

True

lol these batteries

XD yes

lol these batteries

let me just solder them tgt

a lot of mess

this is like using a hex editor to program XD

Simpler way get PCB done...

meh not fun

What's this

What's this

It's a hygeine monitoring system.

It's a hygeine monitoring system.

Cool

I just wanna be the best and not the begging one I want to work hard

I just wanna be the best and not the begging one I want to work hard

To be best you have to concentrate in one field, I'm horrible at my work.

lol

I just wanna be the best and not the begging one I want to work hard

Get a cheap laptop, it will help like a lot

yeah

Yaaa inflation affect my saving

I need a $300 one now its $150

hah... got my work back... now to save.

I need a $300 one now its $150

damn

I need a $300 one now its $150

rip

I dont need a Razer or alienware I need a laptop to do code

I dont need a Razer or alienware I need a laptop to do code

Check on like ebay or amazon

I dont need a Razer or alienware I need a laptop to do code

Do you have a phone?

Check on like ebay or amazon

It doesnt work here

oh rip

Do you have a phone?

Yes

Use your phone to program... Android I presume.

Use your phone to program... Android I presume.

kinda hard to tbh

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=c.programming&hl=en

Use your phone to program... Android I presume.

So small a Samsung star i just research on it il

I hacked my public prepaid hotspot

._.

Is the security that bad

Void main () { printf("Hi"); }

I used busybox to change Mac to spoof for Mac address

Is the security that bad

Yes so bad

I pay $7 for 1.4GB a day data for 3 months... with free unlimited calls... Internet in India is CHEAP!!!

._.

woah

I pay $7 for 1.4GB a day data for 3 months... with free unlimited calls... Internet in India is CHEAP!!!

This is Africa 5$ 300 megabytes

Live here two days you end up doing drugs no life fucked up system

Hi

What is the exit(0) and why we use in a program. ??

This is Africa 5$ 300 megabytes

I have been to every continent in the world other than Africa, I planned to go to Egypt 2 times and it didn't work out.

What is the exit(0) and why we use in a program. ??

Just completely force the program to exit

In case return is potentially unsafe

exit(0) is like return 0;

What is the exit(0) and why we use in a program. ??

Means the program exit without errors

You can exit(5); if you really want

Thanks from every one.

It doesn’t mean no errors

Wait if theres erorr it would like segfault so its kinda true

It doesn’t mean no errors

From my understanding

Why we use exit.

?

return runs into the risk of stack being overwritten and executing malicious code exit runs into the risk of the function pointer getting overwritten and pointing to malicious code

So guys where did you get your first PCs

Why we use exit.

so like if you suspect you may have a stack overflow and the return pointer can be controlled you use exit to prevent the return from jumping to a unintended function

So guys where did you get your first PCs

laptop - 11

laptop - 11

When you where 11 or

yeah

so like if you suspect you may have a stack overflow and the return pointer can be controlled you use exit to prevent the return from jumping to a unintended function

Amm

so like if you detect input may potentially be malicious just exit so return doesnt perform any unintended behaviour. If the input somehow overwrote exit then you’re screwed