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So welcome back again, and you still have to educate Iraqi Sunnis and as I told you, you bring to

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the East Coast.

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And so today, what are you going to do is call the said they've been Physick.

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He promised them.

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And I think we all have free for the meantime.

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So it's just it's like we did what we call we set up our workspace or went through today.

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We are going to dive into the software.

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We don't know how each and No one in Waxahachie.

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So without wasting my time, just get into it.

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No.

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So what are you going to do tonight?

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Oh, it's basically.

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The Barga, which is the 40, 50, the basics you need to know before we get into deep analysis on this

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software when you are tracking software, that's possible.

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So are you going to coddler or be here?

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Let me show you.

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No, serious, let me try to maximize this test that I be able to get all you're going to do today.

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Perfect.

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So I'm going to introduce you today on line programs and I program.

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So are you going to set preparations for the software?

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We're going to look at a column of graphite.

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I told you about this in the previous tutorial.

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You look at a memory address.

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You also look up at the machine cause you also look.

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Assembly, of course, what different we double quotes.

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We also talk about a drinking problem in.

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We talk about what is point is and how to run a program, how to step away in a program you talk about,

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because conditions like in all quantities, not just for today.

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And I'll show you about the VIP register.

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Then I'll show you something about Restocks, so let's dive into it because again today.

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So now back to my little self serving.

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I don't worry about it because it's when I signed over from using to run these things.

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I mean, it's like I'm running on the box to demonstrate everything I was working on in my book, so.

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I need to run on rechargeable so that I'll be able to assist the this system so that we make this detour

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easy for you to do so, and it's less than what you need to do is let me myself to Cantus down what

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we talk about this application called American Application, which is one Title IX e, which is de de

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This is it says that while a Windows platform, OK, kill, all you need to do is I will leave the software

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in the link below so that you can download that for.

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This was quoted by one of my program, my friend, which gave me this to try on.

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OK, I'll show you side as a bonus where you can download such applications.

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And Practice is a legal Web site where programmers, absolute software is for people to crack.

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So, you know what I mean is that it get worse every time, every would describe your practice house,

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of course.

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I mean, the programs always come to be associated and tell you to me, I did not actually stand for

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it, kind of passed away from the subject.

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So do you want you guys to be using the software?

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That is what I practice.

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You guys get to learn how to extract software.

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And that program is OK when you've made the program.

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Yes, I have a strong.

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So I think there's I think trying to give me a package that comes so difficult for what we've been requesting.

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So are you going to do it?

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Yes.

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Let the soft drink and opinionated, detailed defense program.

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You need to always any time you get an application, you just need to load it.

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It.

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I wish I had told it was us or take it easy.

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So what this point is to try to analyze something in this software.

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I hope you see it being let me try to expand into it.

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You see what is going on here.

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OK, I'm afraid I've made big so that you can see everything going on.

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Now look here and the last previous story I told you about these hybrids.

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Right?

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So you can see when we look at the application and it is OK to have a big address and this is where

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the program started in memory.

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OK, this is where the program anytime you start application on the Windows platform, it goes into

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memory.

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So this is a great way the software starts.

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OK, and now you can see what I was talking about called the entry point.

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You you're going to talk about that as you compare this to the 64 DB deal, which we used to crack this

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software.

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This is kind of a backup, like we use this to detect what was used on QCA, began to compiler the program.

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I use this compiler call and get you into your four point ninety two and you use a link, I call it

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again in GM, and I consider that concept.

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So now we have to analyze this software perfectly.

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We know that programming is a pilot for this company and now it will see the PS address and also the

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entry point.

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Great.

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So to calculate for the entry point of each program, we just had this big advantage to the entry point.

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So to be able to be addition to add this figure to this, and that is where you get towards the entry

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point of each group, an entry point of a program is where the software is there.

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Such OK is different.

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So the entry point is where the software stuff.

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Now let me line this program into our GP for you to know what I mean.

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So when we open this software as a target and place it on the software to open it, so.

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And on one knee, I brought this soccer team to see that the program was already like I told you, this

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is a command line program.

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So you see what you don't see in the TV right here.

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The program is running and I don't see any Bonalbo today as the people application.

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They said, no, let me try to.

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Financially, you see everything going on here.

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I'm running a whole lot of application for Idemitsu, this this one is look for you.

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I mean, the application will run faster than your machine because maybe you don't have anything at

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So look here, as I told you, this is what the graphical user.

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I just saw all this application, this idea behind application, and this is what happens.

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So, yeah, I told you they registered could in the registry, we have what we call the IP guy or the

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what they stand for

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is for the entry points.

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It's.

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And when you see.

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ago, New South Wales, which is pretty

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it's it's like the same place in January with just.

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So looking at this column's OK, I thought the first one is along these days, is what I mean.

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So I told you when we look at this application, you will see we have one piece of grace memory, which

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is the original form, as I told you, when the addition is, I'm going to show you that.

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So you can't copy Estcourt.

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I did just that, and when you get in on my if you want to shoot.

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Before we start, we need to say something for you.

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I've already said, you

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I go back to, I mean, the system of the software, as you see this police escort around my dress,

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I see school kids entered into 77 numbers so that this is webcam program has been around them and it's

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where the program has been produced.

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It would seem to prove that it's possible that the program is running.

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OK by Steve.

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Why you come to the nest, I know you have issues where every any time you look at an application or

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you run application is converted into zero somewhere.

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So this is what the computer is using.

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It doesn't understand this.

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This is where it works.

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I just see ones and zeros and yet is represented in hexadecimal.

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See something like he is absolutely zero.

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See, no, this high representative knows that there's a mouse.

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You will see some

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numbers and some more.

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So I'm OK.

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Don't worry about that, because that's how it always is when you are working in a guy like Casey being

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used for this.

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So this is what actually the computer and it compresses into the woman or what is called assembly code

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really worried about for you to see.

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So here you go.

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See you can see something like call, push, move, move.

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This is what I'm going to show you later on.

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Wanted to make a move and a whole lot more logically throughout this shop to see which way to put the.

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So all these are behind.

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So what this place also meant was what I thought about a poor man's life.

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So he was here on the

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As I told you, that we should set what preferably so set for the provincial police as we go down the

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What's to preference something here?

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I want you to work.

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So the question is when I want you to check this box to ask for a check if they need to know the meaning

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of this all by.

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Programming.

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He's.

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I want to check this with I

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don't want to give you boxes of boxes feeling of wanting to pour some money in some way.

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You lying to me if you can.

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Now we need to get analysis.

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You don't need to say they don't get confused or just need to take this.

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And what you need to do is to quote these, quote, assumptions so that the community doesn't know anything

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substantial on everything else that's going on.

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When, you know, if you run your city for the first time, I know you came across an area like this

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area like this.

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Let's talk about the program, because it is how all of you come up with a program that is the reason

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why we need to set one exception for the program.

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We have shadiest.

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It's.

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I'm going to continue this discussion with his.

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I'm not going to get into.

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I tell you, I'm going to be trading in economic assumption, it always snuck people.

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Five, six and eight minutes.

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For six months.

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Yes.

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OK, you know, you could see deception is being added and all you need to do is to see.

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So with this assumption, it's what are you going to face to in why you're not going to get into a problem,

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say, between now and to take you to one?

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What you need to do is to save the program now and now, let's try to restart the program and see what

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happens when you restart this program.

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Now, you see the program started from the operating system, and that's when the program started growing,

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criticism of which is in software.

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So all we need to do at this point, we don't need you see here we have what we call a run button.

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When you run this program, it's most of the last round of this program.

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And let me show you some money around this program.

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Straight to the entry point of this application is when I look at the comment right here on the street

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You see, it has been highlighted efforts here.

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So we see this is not our entry point.

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Now, when you press FH, OK, I'll step over.

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So when you come back to this, I showed you something perfectly.

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Which is Efate, which means step away.

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You can use the function f make it all go down.

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So when we come back to the program, all we need to do is continue to press on this.

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Stepping back into a home you don't want to.

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Now you see the 040 140, as you can see here, is one entry point as be shown strength.

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So when we go to our detectives, as I show you, when you add this to this, you get that a number

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here into the security.

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There is zero for one.

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And that is what which is this Rahmah dress, which is not representative of the Entropa.

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So this is actually where our program.

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Tyson, OK, so why don't we start the program?

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It's always what starts on the operating system.

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And as I told you, you are not going to have witnesses that you can't work this software.

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So we just need to get to on this one or all night.

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It's fantastic.

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Yes, that's the entry point of the program that you'll be able to get this point, you know, looking

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through this program you come across.

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What we call what I want to show you today, which is

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condition jumps and unconditional jumps.

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OK, I want to come back to the program.

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Look at where instability in the U.S. is.

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John G.

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G, you buy the lot of cheese.

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Aichi duppy, a whole lot of gear with a lot of Westphalen now like this, this is GFP and he also Odissi

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jumps on your lady friend, which he ordered.

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GMP is the only uncaught each character is there is.

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What do I mean by CNPC parking ticket?

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A guy.

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Take on Beechnut Jump.

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That's what this is all about, just thinking in you and the rest of the.

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What you do is they test for it compared to so you will see here and you get a condition.

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What?

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It has a comparison here.

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Sometimes he's a test so you can compare them is comparing two figures in the registry to see whether

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the condition is common when a condition is inside the system, to see whether it needs to jump or not

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by GMP doesn't follow anything.

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Is going on here.

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I mean, what was.

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You see, I bet you.

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They want to see how to proceed.

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I want to go back to be.

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What I mean by the GOP, which is what you get when need.

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It's been.

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I mean, I guess, you know, I'm not sure why not listening.

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What's your message to our troops?

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So what are you going to do this since you don't know the difference between I only began peace on coalition.

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OK, time to, in a way, once and for the ideas you see which why wise within the opposition.

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They try to solve before this week.

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Somebody needs to compare these two in the registry to know what the condition is meant for it to jump

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or not.

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Jappy Gizmo's to the national health care debate.

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But for the GNP, it doesn't do this kind of stuff.

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It does jump away.

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OK, so you guys move this program back to.

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And three point on the program again.

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Is there anything that's restored to health care program, but let's move to our entry point.

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Now, because he doesn't know any more down his application to.

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I see, Mona, you come across a Jeep.

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OK, I see what you come up with every so here.

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This is our program on title, as you can see here on title Perfect.

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So what is happening is less like this.

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Now you can see this red means this program is one.

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So it means before this, I told you to sell conditioner units to Pompeya some 10 percent before it

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jumps is conditionality.

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OK, I'm ready for my guy before I jump on this.

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And you see what you see it that the defendant is taking, this is going to become something you see

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after this indicted is a figure here for everyone, which means this program is going to jump to these

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four zero one six three, which is what they're running rampant racial goosy.

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This is jumping from year to year and you see a jump in the rear to display, which is four zero one

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six five three, as you can see here, one six five straight, OK.

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And as you point out, this is a punishment meets the conditionality, which is is looking for these

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conditions to jump.

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Let's check for making Pearson, which is why for me, the moment

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I started to see one of her perfect, you see these jumps straight down to four zero six five feet.

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So you see this line mostly meant a jump from one space to one.

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You could see where this is jumping.

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You see above it.

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It doesn't have enough condition to make this to the point.

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Is it right here for you in the comparison of test to see whether whether these guys we don't think

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you can give me one minute when I look at the differently to do this, and it is all conditional jump

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and the rest of the guys are Polish.

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And I need to compare to attorneys wanted for them before they do all perform the jump.

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So we'll see that red.

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And you see Theremins is jumping from one prisoner so you can see here is jumping, rather, from here.

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OK, two or jump two days away, so as you can see in the jump, the gap, as you can see here, is

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also jump from some place to the other celebrities jumping from a cholesterol that they started walking

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away.

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Away where?

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But moving from this site to this site, I've seen so that is actually the defending jobs right here,

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one thing before it moves and I don't want to jump straightaway, but I this quote one example, when

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this coalition and it largely to which you see when you press these FTTH or they step over instead of

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it to move like the first try to remove them from land to that because of their electoral jump to this

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policy, Tony Blair wants to see people jump from that place to this place.

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Right.

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Well, if you missed the place, we can go back to where it started from.

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So now this one I mean, this is standard entry point to any click on that.

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It should send you back to where the problem came from.

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Let me try to.

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Perfect.

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And so this is why we were upset when that program started.

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We started this program.

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He started the membrane, so the first thing to do is to run the program, multiple entry points.

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Is this way to us?

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Again, you point out in this program just a little we.

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We don't need this latest round of programming to the entry point of the software, not perfectly.

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And then took place in the YIPES.

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I told you that get standard inclusion point, which is why we don't want any part of this program and

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we want to go back to our previous where we started, which is similar to whether they saw any comedy

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in the NBA lost agent DoubleClick.

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We are back to the entry point, as you could see, that highlighted your name on this guy that people

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see we want to highlight, which is the entry point.

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Let's move down a bit.

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Step over.

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And you plan to do that and to find out why the program is stuck, and that is why I want to of problems,

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you should always look not when we restart the program.

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We don't use the one that's now seven.

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Oh, this is the operating system.

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Stop the program.

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And that's not what we need to cut the instead, we just need to cut rehabilitation.

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So that's our jobs

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as we get

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these calls after the program wants us to do so.

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So I want to write this book on the program based.

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I hope it's close to.

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And I got to I started know my French Open drug application

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that, yes, I want to close the door again.

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I want

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to run the program from Napperby because the line program you can see on TLC.

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I want to open this program.

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So all we need to do is to the software will is your copy D-Link anytime you open the folder.

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So this will definitely open one or pendas you see top here.

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OK, all you need to do is to populate by.

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Letting it.

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I'm

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so sorry the we started coming back again to see how it can go you.

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I was just typing a lot of comment that I made.

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There could be terrorist attacks.

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So this is a program today.

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Yes.

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I said, OK, maybe to the link, be lucid and be able to tell it.

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Right.

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Let's go to ICMP.

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See me as I run my program, all you need to face, I exchange directly, get to make this program quick

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to let me just go on top.

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You guys click here to select the program.

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You done all you can, right?

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Click on the program to copy.

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Copy the program.

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Mean yes.

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Pasticcio.

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It's now you see it posted my application right here and when I hit enter.

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OK, let me try to my it see.

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I hope this will be very big enough for you to see it so you can see what.

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So with this, what we need to do is, yes, Hitler, which is the day to perfect, we're here and you

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see the program is that this is the size of the program and not to run the program or you need to beat

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this type.

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These men, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes type, it's sweat welding program.

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Yes, hit the top.

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Keep it to the top.

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And he talks and talks.

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And now I told this program wants us to crack it because you have something it and this application,

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you could try harder, OK?

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Which means the program was able to give us the information within this program.

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So we need to use as DEPI crack crabcake to review what is really hidden in this application.

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So it could be Cerak will be password, it could be anything that is purposely how to crack this application.

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So the best thing, as I told you, this, is about what the DSM, which will help you to be effectively

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tracked.

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It begins a couple of seconds, a couple of minutes, depending on how the program was programmed by

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those programs.

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So that is actually the information which is given us is even if you try harder to guess and be able

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to review the information behind the application.

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So and the upcoming data, when we will be talking about calls and about some good how you get in-depth

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analysis on how this is going.

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So before we we and this, of course, you you get a whole lot of knowledge of what is going on in the

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time you run a program.

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So, you know you know about the room where any time you ran a program on your computer, it goes it

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goes to a location which is represented by those addresses.

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These are reserved for.

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And now you know why we call it the computer code, the code or the code, which gives you the binary.

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That is was is it.

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And we also will test where you get information about how you present it to the human for it to be readable

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to us.

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So that brings us to the end of the pages of this debate guy.

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Now you can see the differences of what we are going to go along with.

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I hope you enjoyed this tutorial.

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And in our next lesson, as you can see, we will be going to this what we call Stephanie to call.

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So you're going to know by downcourt al the programs and most of it we're talking about points to you.

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So I hope you enjoy this story as they say good bye to share it with you.

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Just describe and I enjoy learning together as he sees or listening to friends.

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And I give you play something.

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I don't know, you know, how far our programs are run and every.

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OK, you can see this next week, they talk about stepping into chaos, OK, Bootblack.