cleancpu710
Newbie
- Sep 26, 2021
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Hello all,
I used to be a passionate Yahoo Rare's Id Gen Programmer (early 2000's). From being Forum Admins on Y-Cult, viprasys, and few more websites I was known to make one of the best yahoo crackers, mass password changers, chat/game room spammers, mass bot makers etc. (for educational purposes only of course lol). Throughout Middle School and part of High School VB6, C#, vBulletin, phpBB were my best friends. Once the Yahoo Rares scene died off and those accounts were closed, my passion kind of died with it and I had to go make real friends. So I put all those years of programming and establishing an online presence to the side.
I finished high school and started studying computer science at a reputable college but never finished because due to family circumstances that needed me to start making money aka get a job.
The past 8 years I have been working a 9-5 job as a mover (carrying couches up and down stairs) with several freelance web development gigs on the side. Including a fully functional online booking system/calendar for the company I was working for. Other then that, I haven't done much coding/programming in the past few years.
This pandemic was an eye opener for me (and I know a lot of other folks too) and I would love to put my programming skills back to use alongside my hard work ethic.
I'm excited to see what else I can learn from this forum and what else I can share with the rest of the community.
#onelove
I used to be a passionate Yahoo Rare's Id Gen Programmer (early 2000's). From being Forum Admins on Y-Cult, viprasys, and few more websites I was known to make one of the best yahoo crackers, mass password changers, chat/game room spammers, mass bot makers etc. (for educational purposes only of course lol). Throughout Middle School and part of High School VB6, C#, vBulletin, phpBB were my best friends. Once the Yahoo Rares scene died off and those accounts were closed, my passion kind of died with it and I had to go make real friends. So I put all those years of programming and establishing an online presence to the side.
I finished high school and started studying computer science at a reputable college but never finished because due to family circumstances that needed me to start making money aka get a job.
The past 8 years I have been working a 9-5 job as a mover (carrying couches up and down stairs) with several freelance web development gigs on the side. Including a fully functional online booking system/calendar for the company I was working for. Other then that, I haven't done much coding/programming in the past few years.
This pandemic was an eye opener for me (and I know a lot of other folks too) and I would love to put my programming skills back to use alongside my hard work ethic.
I'm excited to see what else I can learn from this forum and what else I can share with the rest of the community.