Darkprism's tech team app

Yep folks, another app. I just couldn't resist...


Why do you want to join the tech team?Explain
I want to be on the tech team because, well, I'm one of the more techno-literate here, and, I like to help people. Plus, there's no active members.


Do you have any experience with any computer languages? If so name them with explanation.
Ummmmm, I'm not entirely sure what this means, but I know a lot about computers...


How long have you been using the forums?
A good while. You all know me.


What will you do for the tech team?
Be active. Help people. The normal stuff.

What can you do that other tech team members can't?
Be active. Jk. But I have a vast knowledge of technology that I'm just dying to share.


Do you know any coding? If so, post an example of your script.
Ummm, actually, the only coding I do is top secret.... kinda like ' or 1=1.... that sorta stuff....

Don't know if I lead this or not but since I know aeons more than anyone here I'm stating my opinion.


Prove what you know. From the looks of it anyone could have easily typed that up in 5 minutes |:

Sure, how do you want me to do that?

Well just show me some of the stuff that you know. Don't just say that you know it. I hate that. Anyone can say "Oh I know HTML" but that means nothing unless they do something like, "I script in html, heres an example of my work". That's how I role.

Well, I know some of everything, I wouldn't know where to begin.

Give 3 examples of expert tech issues and how you would solve them. Detailed please.

Azami is now a leader for the Tech Team

Azami wrote:

Give 3 examples of expert tech issues and how you would solve them. Detailed please.

Ok, I'll give you some of my recent issues. (This is real stuff)

1. So I was on my computer, chillin, and all the sudden it bluescreened with error code: Stop 0x0000000A or IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. So I rebooted, and it persisted. So I ran some diagnostics in cmd, and they turned up a kernel error. So I checked out the drivers, and they showed an error in my DW1525 Network Adaptor. So I tried updating the driver. Nothing. Uninstall, reinstall. Nothing. So I got on another computer (because I obviously couldn't access the internet) and downloaded the ap.propriate driver software. Then I booted in safemode and loaded the drivers. Problem solved

2. My friend's laptop had a strange problem where, upon access to the internet, he would get the error code: "error: getfile text. browse it. permission denied." Where do I start I thought. A quick virus sweep turned up nothing, so I downloaded a heavy duty scanner with no results. A Root Cleaner showed nothing out of the ordinary, so I dove into the system to see what I could see. After checking the root for missing files, I found an error, again with the network card. This time, I simply reinstalled windows (without data loss), and poof, back to normal.

3. Alright, so I made this one up. A radical anti Jewish-gay-black group has set up a website that my good friend wants down. So I investigate the homepage, and find nothing useful, So I view the source. The bottom reveals a login page, so I follow the url, and it leads me to an admin login. No problem. I'll just use a simple SQL injection like

Code:

' or 1=1--

. From there on I have admin privileges, and I can do what I want.

So that's my three, if you would like more, I'd be happy to oblige.
-Darkprism

I'm going to go with yes. Could've been better though.
Azami?

Yea sure. You know your stuff.


BTW: A simple SQL injection like that would not give you admin access....