Subj : Re: Progamming language for hackers?
To   : alt.hackers.malicious,comp.programming
From : Juuso Hukkanen
Date : Fri Oct 07 2005 05:00 pm

On 7 Oct 2005 04:53:52 -0700, makc.the.great@gmail.com wrote:

>To
>Juuso Hukkanen, about t3d,
>standard question goes:
>
>...why?

big question - few answers

I originally tried to organize my C code collection so that I could
later find them easily 
- Sound codes
- Arrays X dim
- Random
- Window
- Crypto
etc.

Then more organizing and (accidently) after inserting some verbs into
folders, I realized that I could locate any piece of code within the
collection, AND also noticed that there no longer was a need to know
what codes I had, because I'd have 'it' , I would know exatly in which
folders it could be located. Then the next though was that I every one
had a similar tool collection uniformly created, everyone would know
the name of the code piece would be and how to use it.

Ok, it was obviously a programming language - with a slogan "one codes
once". I realized that it would be valuable, contacted couple of
companies ( new  language easy powerful - NDA needed - >no NDA no
show). But while waiting those boneheads to answer thougth, damn I
give it to charity they get money I get chicks / wife. Community gets
the most powerfull programmign language ever: 

( to skip hype - flaming following is an already working 'standard'
piece of t3d  (gene / function + aliases) 

t3d_find_file_Rfile_SUDOKU_n_SOLUTION
t3d_find_file_Rfile_SOLUTION_n_SUDOKU
t3d_calculate_file_Rfile_SUDOKU_n_SOLUTION
t3d_calcule_file_Rfile_SOLUTION_n_SUDOKU
t3d_create_file_Rfile_SUDOKU_n_SOLUTION
t3d_create_file_Rfile_SOLUTION_n_SUDOKU

(sama are also for US game name "NUMBER PLACE"))
t3d_räkna_fil_Rfil_LÖSNING_n_SUDOKU
etc. etc.
(same also for using Finnish language
t3d_laske_file_Rfile_RATKAISU_n_SUDOKU

All call ultimately refer the same function, all read a user given
file and try to solve the Japanese puzzle named sudoku.

C'mon how many programing languages have tools for every imaginable
task. Tool which anyone can learn to use within an hour of training
using anyof teh worlds written languages. Provide me a single task and
I tell U how it is to be done using the t3d.- fair enoug?

Back to original question" Google told us:  Expert
hackers can tell a good language when they see one"... well?


Juuso Hukkanen 
(to reply by e-mail set addresses month and year to correct)
"t3d programming language" and the structure of t3d function prototype
are trademarks of Juuso Hukkanen.

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