[miso]

Okay but  why go through all the effort of encoding a background image? You could of simply put:

Code:

body { background-image: url("http://www.yourimage.com/link.png");}

because fuck external files           

Well without external files it's even easier XD
(just obviously include the image with the files)

Code:

body { background-image: url("dir/image.png");}

5$ is too much for a server man lmao

[hacxx]

Okay but  why go through all the effort of encoding a background image? You could of simply put:

Code:

body { background-image: url("http://www.yourimage.com/link.png");}

In this Panasonic case i'm using one of my templates which is already in base64. Do not edit with a normal text editor such as notepad, open with an advanced text editor like EmEditor (Turns the base64 into one line of code)

If you never used base64 to encode images then http://www.base64-image.de

Well without external files it's even easier XD
(just obviously include the image with the files)

Code:

body { background-image: url("dir/image.png");}

I know html and i normally use...

Code:

<img src="dir/image.png" border="0" width="100%" height="100%">

The real reason why i use base64 is:
- Still compatible with modern browsers, unlike URIs which aren't anymore
- You save a few bytes while loading the resource internally (This argument is questionable as i'm not a ram memory coder).
- Keeps my rar archives clean of garbage, the end user gets directly to what i'm sharing.

[miso]

Okay but  why go through all the effort of encoding a background image? You could of simply put:

Code:

body { background-image: url("http://www.yourimage.com/link.png");}

In this Panasonic case i'm using one of my templates which is already in base64. Do not edit with a normal text editor such as notepad, open with an advanced text editor like EmEditor (Turns the base64 into one line of code)

If you never used base64 to encode images then http://www.base64-image.de

Well without external files it's even easier XD
(just obviously include the image with the files)

Code:

body { background-image: url("dir/image.png");}

I know html and i normally use...

Code:

<img src="dir/image.png" border="0" width="100%" height="100%">

The real reason why i use base64 is:
- Still compatible with modern browsers, unlike URIs which aren't anymore
- You save a few bytes while loading the resource internally (This argument is questionable as i'm not a ram memory coder).
- Keeps my rar archives clean of garbage, the end user gets directly to what i'm sharing.

however the user isn't able to swap the image out for customisation purposes if they don't know what is base64
saving a few bytes isn't relevent when the image is 200x the size of the actual application (since most of your apps requires internet, why don't you host the image online and just have a link to it)
- Why do you need a rar for a sigular html file?

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ive had problems when designing apps where i wanted to add soundfiles etc but were way bigger than the actual application

[mothered]

Why do you need a rar for a sigular html file?

I was thinking the same thing.

There's no purpose to archive a single HTML file.

[hacxx]

Why do you need a rar for a sigular html file?

I was thinking the same thing.
There's no purpose to archive a single HTML file.

The reason is i get more downloads.

[BreShiE]

Why do you need a rar for a sigular html file?

I was thinking the same thing.
There's no purpose to archive a single HTML file.

The reason is i get more downloads.

You're just making things harder for yourself. The answer "I know HTML" is wrong too btw because no certified web developer would ever use pure HTML without at least a little CSS for styling. It's an ugly ugly ugly way of doing things tbh. There's literally no reason to base64 an image in my opinion, it just leads to raised eyebrows for me at least.

The real reason is because you want to advertise that forum, hence why you've put little to no effort into the HTML file (or perhaps you're new idk)

[miso]

I was thinking the same thing.
There's no purpose to archive a single HTML file.

The reason is i get more downloads.

You're just making things harder for yourself. The answer "I know HTML" is wrong too btw because no certified web developer would ever use pure HTML without at least a little CSS for styling. It's an ugly ugly ugly way of doing things tbh. There's literally no reason to base64 an image in my opinion, it just leads to raised eyebrows for me at least.

The real reason is because you want to advertise that forum, hence why you've put little to no effort into the HTML file (or perhaps you're new idk)

i'd argue that he has more chance of being a js dev instead, atleast he has been able to pull some interesting apps.

I would say that if he learned an actual programming language (html isn't & pure js is used in web stuff) like C#, he could make way more interesting tools & compile some tools in one, having a quick tool box, you would then have more download since he would have everything in one while others might share different apps for each features, that would make you stand out.

I learnt VB.NET in about 6 months to a year and i have been able to make some injectors in games at that point aswell as some edits on the Osu executable i had, i havent added cheats but made more texture replacable, it isn't much but its honnest work lol.

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Why do you need a rar for a sigular html file?

I was thinking the same thing.
There's no purpose to archive a single HTML file.

The reason is i get more downloads.

its not about the downloads/views, its the quality of the product.

You use templates, which saves you a lot of time, but people just get used to it or are just bored of seeing always the same application, you should make each of your tools a bit more differential between one another. Having 30 tools with the same GUI gets boring & you can also get confused to which is which.

like i said on the reply to BreshiE, you should make a C# application where most of your tools are in it, having a big tool box with most of your tools in 1 place.

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i would also say this is a shitpost since you just putted a 30b text file in a rar and is getting money from it of the url shorteners you've used.

the best you could've done is list like 20-50 in a thread (without having a download, if some have a login needed & you guess it, you should give the login) and be like "yo i found these cams you can have fun" and put it in the compomised section of sinister.ly

Quick tip: most of the stuff listen on shodan have basic password like "admin", "password", "123abc". Its usually not that hard to get into + you can actually say you compromised it since you actually accessed a password-protected tech item by it having a terrible password. its that simple.

Making & having money is good, however for such low qulity content, you shouldn't have. i understand you want to gain a bit of money but all of your tools have it and thats fine because you actually worked on them, even though they use a basic, kinda blend template, the back-ends of them are actually quite good. a good starting point to improve your tool maybe would be to use an HTML designer such as Google Web Designer, this will show you the poser of HTML & more, allowing you to make more appealing web pages.

But i still recommend you learning a programming language like c# aswell as keeping that knowledge of html & js you have, i could actually see you making some checkers one day if you follow the advices that i gave you. Visual Studio 2019 even has a free version, but if you think it takes too much space, i can send you a web installer & a key to Visual Studio 2010, which is what i use.

anyway, have a good day

[hacxx]

The real reason is because you want to advertise that forum

No, i have only start including that forum file in my files since last week. I have been around this forum for about 4 years and been doing forums for 5 or 6 years. The first 2 to 3 years i only upload to mediafire and was making money with sells. Then i receive a mediafire message that i was running out of space and i needed to upgrade to a paid plan ($50 per month). I didn't want to open multiple accounts with mediafire or pay that amount as sells were not performing well therefore i changed to mega.nz and again i ran out of space then i decided to try those xFileSharing sites which are monetized and give some feeling of "investing" because they make money with ads. In most of them i never cashout because the minimum payout is too away from the real earnings. Now i have 500 GB to upload on NitroFlare and i intend to waste them. Afterwards i will move to another service.

About forum promotion, is not allowed here in the forum (thread or signature).

[comoveg555]

The real reason is because you want to advertise that forum

No, i have only start including that forum file in my files since last week. I have been around this forum for about 4 years and been doing forums for 5 or 6 years. The first 2 to 3 years i only upload to mediafire and was making money with sells. Then i receive a mediafire message that i was running out of space and i needed to upgrade to a paid plan ($50 per month). I didn't want to open multiple accounts with mediafire or pay that amount as sells were not performing well therefore i changed to mega.nz and again i ran out of space then i decided to try those xFileSharing sites which are monetized and give some feeling of "investing" because they make money with ads. In most of them i never cashout because the minimum payout is too away from the real earnings. Now i have 500 GB to upload on NitroFlare and i intend to waste them. Afterwards i will move to another service.

About forum promotion, is not allowed here in the forum (thread or signature).

[hacxx]

NitroFlare, at least for me, have stop the uploads. It starts a JQuery script and doesn't upload. Been this for more than a month.