I don't know if anyone has already mentioned this, but Hykem has made his Twitter private:
https://twitter.com/hykemthedemon
https://twitter.com/hykemthedemon
It is not private on my end. Everything is still visible there for me.
You can use tubeunblock.org on your Wii U Browser with TubeHax DNS and it works great.
I personally block the URLS with my Router, but I also have TubeHax, just in case.
If you're not registered in Twitter or are not logged in, you cannot see any post.
You must have been following him before he did it, for everyone else:
@hykemthedemon's Tweets are protected.
Only confirmed followers have access to @hykemthedemon's Tweets and complete profile. Click the "Follow" button to send a follow request.
That would explain it. I have been following him for the past 4 months.
I will teach you how to use IDA Pro with PPC and ARM/thumb code, but we need to find a sane place to so that interested others can join it.
PM's don't cut it as there's no way for others openly join in the fun.
I'm still trying to find a "Common Sense/Adult minded" forum to use.
Personally i would create a Discord or skype chat and have people PM you for the join link if they're interested. People don't need an account for Discord, it's similar to IRC at that point so its fairly suited for the task. It's the best way to keep people who are motivated enough to join the chat in while keeping trolls out in my opinion.
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I think it's better that anyone who should join show if they know enough programming language skill, and at least know basic C and asm (not necessary to be ppc or arm. knowledge in any arch like x86 or mips might suffice)
you wouldn't want those who know only "HTML programming language" to join the group right?
you wouldn't want those who know only "HTML programming language" to join the group right?
I Think this is a good idea , I will show something after work ( so it will be there tomorrow lol)
I am actually only familiar with PPC, learning more about ARM would always be good.
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