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Hello, viewers, and welcome to another great, great motivation to spend sympathy, because you are

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going to do a lot of this stuff I'm talking about.

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You know, I didn't do some crazy stuff today.

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And what are we going to do?

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Actually, today, we're going to learn how to track a serial killer using pointless things.

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So the software I introduce you to in our previous tutorial, until we get graphical user interface

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based program, that is what we are going to crack to be hope.

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This is what you've been waiting for because most of you don't get familiar with command line interface

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program.

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Mostly people interact with the graphic aspect of IT software.

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So today we are able to learn how to crack the syrupy BP strings on the Great Plains in this lesson.

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So we don't want to do my part.

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Let's get into it.

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You.

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So we're back into a wall being those seven operating system, and this is what we're going to do with

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the crack in the Syria office application, and I'm going to leave the application and thank you to

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disgorgement.

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We open our software for the first

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as a whole lot of people running on the system because on a Michael MapQuest and trying to get your

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phone to the system, so be it.

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Why be Wibisono by don't worry, we're going to work with you.

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Is the application.

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Well, I'm going to track this application to our SDP 64 or.

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With Beerwah.

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Let's bring in mid-flight deluded.

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I told you it's impossible to be running a lot of stuff on the system while you get to wherever you

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want to be to be so perfect.

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The program has already started and the progress I show you how to desire to defend this kind of application

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to gravitate to visually familiar and the about that.

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So what we're going to do is to get the application emerging, going to practice that.

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Well, first, when you load an application.

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As I told you, it goes to the operating system and that is not what you want.

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We need to move to the user could or the application itself, because the main importance is the practical

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application, you know, to the operating system.

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The first thing is to run that one to the entry point of the application and then to plan for this application.

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The next thing we need to be like in the application is better.

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I to hear the applications running.

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And what it wants to impart is this, you know, this is what happening in this here.

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Out to enter any kind of hit and run, we check it out, which is with.

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Renxing, triadic, or this is what most people face any time you enter a new Koretski when you're running

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application for based on this, we are one to use this information to crack this application.

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It's so simple.

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And that's why this is giving us a bad message.

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And that's not what we want.

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We want a good message now when they come back to.

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Less than.

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OK.

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This is actually distressing, this case is set for searching for five missing Bridgepoint, a bad message

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sent for why see is being compared to three point administration that establishing these are the steps

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you need to follow any time you want to crack a city off an application or software.

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So let's go back to our Windows seven and show something to none here.

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And we don't need to see this message is not what we want.

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We want a good message to be able to crack application.

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OK, we don't need this.

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What do you need to do something wrong?

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You need to have the comment on this transition and try to netcentric point.

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And that means that any time the program runs, we don't want it to display that message.

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But again, we don't need that one.

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We want a good one.

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We can say why then congratulations.

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Able to keep as what we want and we don't want anybody to intelligence or Westminster.

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Right.

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Click here.

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Which is using a whole lot of memory then set for.

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Our current model, dancing.

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That's where we find all our strengths, I showed you this in looking for missing, I thank you for

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missing out for drinks in a DVD.

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So you wait for a while for this to run and see what happens next.

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When the machine is quite busy or not running processes, I doing so now, when I look at these things,

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you see, I try to use it for.

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When you come here, you see we have about all the strings in the application, and this is where.

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They're wrong to do so, why don't you come here?

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He is on this address, so all you need to do is create that address and will send us to the application

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is to double DoubleClick.

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I see perfect in both as to what's the address, which is there on my bracelet application, and you

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can see it has always been stand to, you know what I mean with you.

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So this is what we want.

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We don't want to display on this screen for us and check out what all the intensity we're missing.

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That points out that's not what we want, which is this one.

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So that is what they're doing.

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As I said, we need to put a break point so that this will not be discreet.

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So, you know, when you move this this up, once you see it first printed, sorry, before it turns

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out that motivates people.

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Let's keep moving.

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I know this is the forefront in that pause before it comes by, when you come up here and we'll see

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what happens, I say jump here, OK?

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I mean, jumps to you.

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So I know you know what to say or I need to make you.

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There's a jump that moves these clunkier from here, which means when you move, it doesn't print these

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four missing pieces.

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Congrats on them because they want you to read the new hit and dance to it.

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So all along, that is when we entered this key, which I know he's going to jump out at you.

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OK, so this is not what we want, what Congress wanted, then how do we to the.

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And we can put a point here and see.

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They put break point here.

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I don't think the police need to be

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nice here right now.

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Reference

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point here

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is not giving us at the tipping point.

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Well, let's go and see and see what's right here.

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OK, so bottom line, you click here, you know that this jumps this place where we can put a real to

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before or where it's supposed to be.

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So that's when it comes.

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When you run, if it doesn't get to four decision by phone or I mean try to double click on that real

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point.

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Let me see what I.

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You know, I suppose for.

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She is quite slow to the.

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And quick programming, this is a new program.

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The machine is slow to be dead, but it was still awake and stopped me as thanks for your support.

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Don't plan on the program.

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And the program I started and I really want to track this applications here.

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So before we get to where is the good and bad message we need to set in place called.

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Which we don't want to see on the screen, we want to good messages.

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OK, well, I may come down.

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Yes, Mactan.

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My entire country can point to that, you know what, if I'm missing, OK, I randomly one get the goodness's.

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You stand down, I say confidential, as I told you, all you need to do is the right set for.

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Primordia, search for missing.

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Yes, for the population is exploding.

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Sorry for that, because the machine is quite slow.

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I used to get there because they're necessarily tried to stop some applications, which is running behind

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Phalcon to get some small environment to work with and to be patient and ask for an extension, but

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not to do so.

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That's what we want in this business, is always bring in our chief white.

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The next day.

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Yes, we move.

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No, I don't mean to be.

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We see, yeah, it's brainteaser wrong.

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Sorry, that was

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so catastrophic, as I told me, you don't want to see you just want to see a missile like this months

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or we just need to put a blip in somewhere between here so that you get visibility and then it's being

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jumped from here to there.

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I'm going to jump in here, which is one thing to point out on this one application based on a user

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instead of working on black or whatever it was right before that.

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We just need to put a viewpoint, someone to call in and be able to, I think, to be able to impact.

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Because the key the main important point for us not using this one, we just need to send a key and

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you can get a key to get back on it.

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So when you move upwards, I think we'll see a real four or something here.

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Now, here, it's time to call out a message box, which brings out the congrats, as you can see,

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the right one.

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Any time I hear you say sorry, OK, this is not what we want, OK?

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Because this qualifies him for time.

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But I look you in the court of call and we try to zoom in so you get familiar with it when it comes

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to the issue, like you could see.

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OK, this is where the money is dialing.

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What is this one?

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Well, this is where this is going to happen.

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So we will find out that there is the serial key right behind all this function, which is and this

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is where we need to start to at traffic.

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After all these processes, it seems to work time or a chance to.

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A chance to experience them.

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Any to displace and print, I'm sorry, Ronke.

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OK, the best thing is to improve in some way here.

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It's great to be here in Thailand this time to put Pointier.

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And then there's the quote.

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A new type in then.

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Matt.

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Why are you taking stuff into Iran, Syria for us?

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Well, I can hear you just need to put a great point, they by getting someone to be I don't know what

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is happening.

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OK, perfect for radically different points, you will be able to establish different or equal pay and

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women's right to work and to work different points.

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And you run the program with.

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You've already said they plan to run the program at 10 p.m., so we need to increase their program on

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their Sunday program.

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And Wolf, to that point, you need to

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wait for a while for the program to stop.

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Now, not going to start see more Sports 2.0, the program.

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Perfect game.

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And now this has already started to begin taking shape.

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Well, I mean, what's happening is so much to weigh in one.

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And when I see something

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perfect.

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Well, now you see it.

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What's the point of the program?

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This is my piece, John.

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Now, we had to break in and what you need to do is to move, step what went down.

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OK.

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Don.

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I appreciate it's.

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It was one step, one parent always move from the viewpoint.

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Now, I think, to the content and everybody is trying to move all this quote one by one.

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OK.

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See, there's a message also here.

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Let's keep moving.

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Now, you can see there's something happening now, what is happening is this financial year when these

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horrendous I think we see here you see tonight these places is trying to do some comparison of these

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Keamy entities and what is happening here to find out what we intend is correct or wrong before it breaks

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out.

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And that is so wrong.

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See that all this stuff box here.

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OK, well, we keep moving.

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It's.

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What is happening now, you see these two, as I told you, the U.S. is trying to compare it and when

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it gets here, you seem to be going to see which of these two and their registry of the program is correct.

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OK, so now you see what we intend to get, which is different from each year.

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OK, now we see this and then you see just one that says, OK, let's keep for.

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Stephanie Miller.

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I choose to be in the comparison because the closest confidants in this current war.

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Well, now you see, I need you to do the jump and still the key is not yet correct.

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I look here.

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This is their this is their excuse.

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This is where all the comparison went despite and, you know, you can find that

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looking at this to be OK with this, to find out that this should be the U.S. hacking of the software.

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And this any suggestion that these as compared to this, when we intend these images to be the same

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thing we intend to represent, they need to be the by when a different entity altogether.

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And so since we intend to uphold it, compare that they shouldn't be required to keep any one of these

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people seeing it as just about it being shown here.

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So on this address.

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So for one.

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Well, one to two to three a day or two, and I'm determined to find a record.

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OK, so we need to do is to copy these.

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We need to disconnect from here.

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Well, let me zoom out.

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You see what is happening here.

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The program is pause because you're able to compare.

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You see, it is always getting so nice idea and you can only see.

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So you see when we are moving down, once every hidden information regarding these questions will come

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to Sean in asking for an in we in September or we intend to function next year.

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Oh, somewhere you stay here.

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Yeah.

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It's the same thing different.

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The same thing less.

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And as romantic as we hear here is the same key intent which is always what we need to do, what we

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need.

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It's all this.

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Rags to riches, yes, he is grateful and you OK, from the point of dialogue, you see it and it is

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this where the two teams we're trying to compete together and after moving down, we started to see

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the same thing for three a.m. and the U.S. is waiting for softball, which means this will be hitting

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key, which was hidden in that region, needs to be place before we able to get that message quite yet.

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So our point is that we get when we enter.

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This is correct.

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All right.

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Well, let's see what I'm going to copy.

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This is frightening.

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This.

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Copy and life

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and not try to picture your test title, notable quote in the best publication will be here with this.

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Sent

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or you need to be supporting this or this is what the senior field application requires.

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Yes.

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Able to extract that key using break points.

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OK, well, I'm going to do miss.

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I see, I mean, I don't know, and again, so I knew.

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She needs to abolish the program.

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Program militia allies moved to the U.S. they to.

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Dancing planes move again.

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When the antennae keep an extra seat.

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The program is at 21.

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We set out Greenpoint days, we are going to ignore this group of overprotecting.

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You don't need a break point again because you've already started it keep you put a real point to be

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able to move through all this financing to able to identify the serial killer on the application.

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We don't want to go straight to.

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Thank you.

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And it's.

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I guess.

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No, no, no.

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Great point.

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The application for is quite going to put up on.

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And I'm supposed to think I have a wrong test missing because, you know, this is awkward for this

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one.

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Keep on moving forward and see the kiosk being printed.

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Sorry, I keep trying to sometimes people have to do too much already slow.

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A whole lot of things like running behind Bargara less.

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OK, we don't need this has quite I'm more interested in exploring this.

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So you see a statement want to keep.

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But remember, we have a key I'm going to put in and see what will be printed out.

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So I'm about to leave the Baggot.

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And ID like to see Estamira.

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My application is loaded into evidence just before you move to the U.S. to create a new operating system,

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you need to move to everything from which is the entry point for the program.

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OK, we need to move forward again to bring some down ballot box.

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And now you want to copy.

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It's this from when they started to try to make it clear it will work out.

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Anger toward a simple has not used a pinpoint force, the program we remove or dysfunction.

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OK.

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I think she needs to talk to a break point at one point of the program where it's kind a dialogue,

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which is a Windows mobile application, and each one by by it means campaign or to register to find

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out what exactly is hidden in the registry of the application and moving step by step using this.

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If it's OK or step over, you move each one by one by one.

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And we would trust me and I probably would have a fake ID printout of sorry.

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And I need the key inserted here, a printout of Congress for them, if that is the person using Groupon.

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And I would be shocked.

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So I hope you enjoyed this interview.

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Thank you for your time and hope to see you in the next day or so here for two days, because there

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was a whole lot of lag in school.

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As I told you, a whole lot of things are running the background of the computer itself.

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I'm hoping it will

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pass.

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Has been running shoes on this much.

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So see you in the next two years and I hope you enjoy your day.

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Goodbye.

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The.

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And.