"Dustin Cook" <bughunter.dustin@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:Xns99F8E8E69BBB0HHI2948AJD832@69.28.186.121.. .
> 4Q <paul_zest@hushmail.com> wrote in news:b0550f52-d55b-4503-8b48-
> 00fd43e1af57@s12g2000prg.googlegroups.com:
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>> and especially **** written in b'ASIC
>> (described as a lamer tool for people
>> that can't code in Assembly)
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> As for assembler, we all know better than that. As far as ASIC is
> concerned, this is really a pointless arguement. It's simply a tool for
> doing some things in. I quit writing malware almost 8 years ago 4Q, do
> you honestly think in all that time I haven't learned assembler? Don't
> kid yourself. I have spent nearly 3 years developing a DOS (basically,
> doesn't require windows to be operational for scanning/disabling/removal
> purposes) based malware removal tool that currently scans for over 11,000
> malicious bhos, trojans, keyloggers, etc... The fact I'm able to write
> such a tool certainly proves I do know assembler.
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> I don't quiet understand why you want to debate one's choice in tools
> anyway. It's as boring as the pascal vs c fights done long ago on


I agree; because I can cobble together code from snippets of just about any
language. What ole QQQQ doesn't understand is that how or what you use to
make something isn't as important as how well it words. In my case, I only
have to understand what the code does and I don't fill my brain with
re-inventing the wheel type stuff when there are code libraries out there
that are FREE for the taking.
Shoot even speed of execution now days isn't near as important as it
once was what with multiple Ghz CPU's and the likes. I dare say that a
million line basic code will run faster on today's machines then what a
thousand line ASM did on an old 286Hhz machine back in the day

> fidonet. It wasn't useful then either, People will write in whatever
> languages they please. It's the end result that matters to the masses,
> not whether or not it's pure assembler.
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