I cut my teeth on C and spent my last 20 professional year in Java... Talking about verbose : ( ...bracket and semicolon hell! Their build systems are hell. I work for the government and we can't do anything that reaches out to the rest of the word to grab dependencies, so have to make sure we're using an internal repo.
@@blyat-x6h IMO I think the biggest thing holding Nim back right now is recognition and better documentation. Now I'm not a dev and I mess around with Nim purely for pragmatic reasons and the challenge of it, but the docs are in desperate need of good examples, especially for some of the more esoteric procs and functions. The user community has been great, but I would love to just go to the docs and see good examples to help clarify the explanations. Fix that and Nim could really be the next Python as far as a first programming language which would "future-proof" it. But hey, that's just one guy's opinion.
great video. diving into nim now!!! One thing ive been getting annoyed with is their documentation for libraries. It hasnt been easy even figuring out how to use their httpclient module. maybe im just spoiled having multiple examples and additional resources for well established languages.
I couldn't agree with you more, Quad! Now that I'm trying to build more things with Nim, I'm finding the docs to be nearly or fully useless in some cases. Unfortunately, Nim's user base isn't the biggest and so there aren't as many resources or people creating good examples for things. If/when you need help, a great resource is the Nim Gitter page 9 gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim ). The folks there are super helpful. 👍
Oh god that busy wait is killing me 😀 Just as an FYI, it's considered a mortal sin to do stuff like that since it's likely cranking the CPU to maximum for "no good reason" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Busy_waiting The fact that the busy wait looked more legit than a sleep to Defender is hilarious though. Definitely a fun find 👍
You should really check out Jason Blanchard from BlackHills. Here's one of his videos that you may be interested in th-cam.com/video/SB9uVUav4jI/w-d-xo.html
I've seen some malware written in D. Languages such as Carbon, Zig, Haxe can be used. Could an AI help in these cases of detecting unconventional codes?
Sir i have some knowledge of python,bash powershell basics ,c, SQL programming, and batch scripting and linux . And i have some basics networking knowledge not that leval knowledge of comptia network+ knowledge . Sir i am enough to start learning pentesting or i need to learn something more ?
Sounds like you have a decent foundation of knowledge. The thing about cybersecurity is that there is always something more you need to learn. That said, I think you're in a good spot to start picking up cybersecurity basics.
@@daniellowrie yes sir i agreed because in cyber security there is always more and there will be . So sir can I start learning penetration testing or what things i need to learn ?? Please help sir and sir what kind of cyber security basics or Red team i need to learn
hello Mr.daniel lowrie, in youtube no one explain what is android hacking what is ios, some are there explain what is android hacking how does it work, but most case no one get the exact output. you check also they comment section, we need to learn phone hacking , and i know that is simple to you, but the simple thing is give us to big motivation
Mobile hacking would definitely be a good topic to cover. I honestly don't have much experience with it, but maybe that's something we can all learn together 👍
Hey xxanub1sxx, I appreciate the subjective feedback. I understand that I'm not everyone's 'cup of tea' and that's OK, but like it or not, that's just how I am. I'd be happy to have you as a regular viewer, but if you watch this channel you're gonna have to put up with my goofy personality. There are way better TH-camrs out there like John Hammond, Neal Bridges, and Heath Adams. They have great cybersecurity content and you won't have to hear my silly voices or weird mannerisms. Links below. Have a great day! 🙂👍 th-cam.com/users/JohnHammond010 th-cam.com/users/CyberInsecurity th-cam.com/users/TheCyberMentor
Thanks to you and Wes and Adam, I passed my Sec+ recently. Onto CySA+ and also Loving your Hands on Hacking series! I love to gobble up all the ITproTV content I can get :D
@@daniellowrie Thank you kind sir. And thank you for making Technical videos so much more fun. ITProTV is the motivation I needed to finally get my IT certs done. :)
@@KartikRao I've taken my fair share of training and most of it is BORING! That's why I try to have fun when I make content. Everyone stays engaged, including myself and I get to make dumb jokes. 😁
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Yeah man I've been writing nim exclusively since I found it in 2020. Beautiful and strong language
Thanks for watching, Leon and I've got more Nim content coming 👍
I cut my teeth on C and spent my last 20 professional year in Java... Talking about verbose : ( ...bracket and semicolon hell! Their build systems are hell. I work for the government and we can't do anything that reaches out to the rest of the word to grab dependencies, so have to make sure we're using an internal repo.
@@tonywtyt what do u think about nim...does it have a future?
@@blyat-x6h IMO I think the biggest thing holding Nim back right now is recognition and better documentation. Now I'm not a dev and I mess around with Nim purely for pragmatic reasons and the challenge of it, but the docs are in desperate need of good examples, especially for some of the more esoteric procs and functions. The user community has been great, but I would love to just go to the docs and see good examples to help clarify the explanations. Fix that and Nim could really be the next Python as far as a first programming language which would "future-proof" it. But hey, that's just one guy's opinion.
More Nim this is cool!
There will be more Nim content coming within the next few days (I just need the time to film it 😁) So keep a look out 👍
Thanks for sharing, you’re inspiring me to put nim in my queue languages to learn.
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Glad to do it. Nim is so easy yet so powerful!
great video. diving into nim now!!! One thing ive been getting annoyed with is their documentation for libraries. It hasnt been easy even figuring out how to use their httpclient module. maybe im just spoiled having multiple examples and additional resources for well established languages.
I couldn't agree with you more, Quad! Now that I'm trying to build more things with Nim, I'm finding the docs to be nearly or fully useless in some cases. Unfortunately, Nim's user base isn't the biggest and so there aren't as many resources or people creating good examples for things. If/when you need help, a great resource is the Nim Gitter page 9 gitter.im/nim-lang/Nim ). The folks there are super helpful. 👍
ARC/ORC are going to show how real the Rust cult really is as they see Nim outperforms rust without the convoluted borrow checker out front
This is what I would call back with a bang 👏
Thanks firos! It's good to be back 😀👍
Nim metaprogramming ftw!
Nim Rawks! 😎
Oh god that busy wait is killing me 😀 Just as an FYI, it's considered a mortal sin to do stuff like that since it's likely cranking the CPU to maximum for "no good reason" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Busy_waiting The fact that the busy wait looked more legit than a sleep to Defender is hilarious though. Definitely a fun find 👍
I've never heard of 'busy waiting' before! Thanks for introducing me to the concept, Dean! Much appreciated 😀
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do not ignore this like others
please make an video about Cyber security job and resume and linkedin profile building
You should really check out Jason Blanchard from BlackHills. Here's one of his videos that you may be interested in
th-cam.com/video/SB9uVUav4jI/w-d-xo.html
Its also easy to bind to popular, established C/C++ libraries.
That is a huge advantage 👍
I'm adding Nim to my Trick Bag/Portflio.
It's a useful trick 😎👍
I've seen some malware written in D. Languages such as Carbon, Zig, Haxe can be used. Could an AI help in these cases of detecting unconventional codes?
Great question! I'm not sure, but my initial guess would be yes.
Loved this, thank you
Glad you enjoyed it, CyberCelt 👍
Is that anything like the time bomb from my passed?
Love this. Thank you.
Glad you liked this, dasherreal! I've got another Nim video coming this Friday (spoiler-alert! We're gonna build a port scanner 👍)
Love your videos
that's awesome! I'm glad you enjoy them and thanks for watching! 👍
Nice👏🏾
Thanks! I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed it 👍💯 and thanks for watching!
That while loop would burn through cpu for 30 seconds straight though xD
You say that like it's a bad thing 😆😂😝
@@daniellowrie i mean if you wanna get caught i guess it's fine xD
Sir i have some knowledge of python,bash powershell basics ,c, SQL programming, and batch scripting and linux . And i have some basics networking knowledge not that leval knowledge of comptia network+ knowledge . Sir i am enough to start learning pentesting or i need to learn something more ?
Sounds like you have a decent foundation of knowledge. The thing about cybersecurity is that there is always something more you need to learn. That said, I think you're in a good spot to start picking up cybersecurity basics.
@@daniellowrie yes sir i agreed because in cyber security there is always more and there will be . So sir can I start learning penetration testing or what things i need to learn ?? Please help sir and sir what kind of cyber security basics or Red team i need to learn
@@abhinavgamercr1419 I would look into the eJTP certification. It's a GREAT beginner cert for penetration testing.
dude, your beard is dope. insta subscribed. #nohomo
Thanks for the compliment and the sub, Vogel! 😁👍
hello Mr.daniel lowrie, in youtube no one explain what is android hacking what is ios, some are there explain what is android hacking how does it work, but most case no one get the exact output. you check also they comment section, we need to learn phone hacking , and i know that is simple to you, but the simple thing is give us to big motivation
Mobile hacking would definitely be a good topic to cover. I honestly don't have much experience with it, but maybe that's something we can all learn together 👍
Just talk normally not with that tone , it's kinda irritating sorry just saying the truth
Hey xxanub1sxx, I appreciate the subjective feedback. I understand that I'm not everyone's 'cup of tea' and that's OK, but like it or not, that's just how I am.
I'd be happy to have you as a regular viewer, but if you watch this channel you're gonna have to put up with my goofy personality. There are way better TH-camrs out there like John Hammond, Neal Bridges, and Heath Adams. They have great cybersecurity content and you won't have to hear my silly voices or weird mannerisms. Links below. Have a great day! 🙂👍
th-cam.com/users/JohnHammond010
th-cam.com/users/CyberInsecurity
th-cam.com/users/TheCyberMentor
@@daniellowrie I like the way you talk, it's expressive 👍
Nah Daniel is a legend and he's tone is awesome!
@@daniellowrie tbh you talking like that had me paying attention way better than I normally do, picked up a fair bit in this, subbed
Thanks @@licriss ! 😀
Great video. Glad to see other people discovering this awesome language!
Thanks, Dorian! I'm really liking it so far
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24:39 🤣
The Best IT Teacher Ever. Love your videos.
Thanks for the kind words, RomanXyZ! I love that you got a kick out of just watching me be me. 😁
Can you please make videos on CTF?
It's honestly been a while since I've done CTFs, but I should get back at them 👍
@@daniellowrieThanks 👍
Really nice👍Thanks!
Thanks, Felix! Glad you enjoyed it 👍
Thanks to you and Wes and Adam, I passed my Sec+ recently. Onto CySA+ and also Loving your Hands on Hacking series! I love to gobble up all the ITproTV content I can get :D
That's awesome, Kartik and a hearty Congratulations!!! Let us raise a glass and toast to your victory! 🍻💪
@@daniellowrie Thank you kind sir. And thank you for making Technical videos so much more fun. ITProTV is the motivation I needed to finally get my IT certs done. :)
@@KartikRao I've taken my fair share of training and most of it is BORING! That's why I try to have fun when I make content. Everyone stays engaged, including myself and I get to make dumb jokes. 😁