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bbbeb wrote:

nXIII wrote:

Daffy22 wrote:

What's the point in that -- Giving away the password. If you're so clever and are always 'busy', you'd think that you would have better things to do than to try and work out Bingo's password, uselessly too as the source will be released in a few days! Besides, LS97 has clearly said that he will be giving out the password to anyone interested and impatient. Beilieve me -- it was utterly stupid of you to do that, not thinking about the community but just personal showing off. Some people would call you sad. Me and many others.
I know it's hard for you, but try at least to... get a life!

Y'know, actually I didn't bother working it out. If you really want to, blame bbbeb, who told me it. I just felt that in the spirit of open-source-ness there shouldn't be any "secret password" stuff.

I wasn't trying to show off. 

That's true about me.. I told him. 

But he shouldn't have still released it!

I'm sorry, LS97... 
And, the way I got in is with the 56000% pixel glitch. Just so you know, for next time.

(I recommend you take down Bingo 1.3 and replace the code and make it Bingo 1.3.01 

lol    no point in changing it now, but just so you know next version will be completely unhackable just for the fun of it. i'll release the source code later, when everyone's had fun hacking bingo 1.3.1! 

LS97 wrote:

next version will be completely unhackable just for the fun of it. i'll release the source code later, when everyone's had fun hacking bingo 1.3.1! 

Please release the source code at the same time as the application, like the ToS says. 

LS97 wrote:

nXIII wrote:

LS97 wrote:

next version will be completely unhackable just for the fun of it. i'll release the source code later, when everyone's had fun hacking bingo 1.3.1! 

Please release the source code at the same time as the application, like the ToS says. 

oh, who was it that didnt do that?
panther maybe... and so did byob (kinda)...

btw, if you find me the phrase that states that, i will    but there is no phrase saying that!

Panther did it. So did BYOB.

Here:

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LS97 wrote:

readily available -- that means i can stagger it slightly. i told you...

No, that's not what readily available means. It means that it is easily obtained. It's not easily obtained if it hasn't been released yet.

Alot of time has gone into that

plz give me da source code or u will tell meh teh password!

Lets just stop this argument...
LS97 will release the source ASAP and if you want it - hack it with the password.
either wait it doesn't affect you nXIII because you know the password 

Last edited by Daffy22 (2010-11-05 16:16:41)

jkpal wrote:

i hacked bingo without the password

It seems no one is listening....

Incase anyone didn't notice the title of this thread is 'Bingo suggestion thread' so that means that bingo suggestions should go here. But so far for the first 2 pages there have just been post like the one I quoted!!

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So can we start talking about suggestion and not how you've hacked bingo 

Great idea! I'll make that for my mod.

ok, ill do my best. let me look into that now... 

I have a suggestion. A moveable block pallete.

johnnydean1 wrote:

I have a suggestion. A moveable block pallete.

would it be of any use at all?

I have another suggestion...
you should make a way to move variables, and maybe have different layouts for them, like there is for variables, because a lot of times the variables move off the screen or hide, and the only way to get them back is by clicking the checkboxes.