creating a binary packet file (windows)

Step 1: fire up wireshark and start sniffing

Step 2: find a suitable packet to modify, right click -> copy -> Bytes (Hex Stream)

Step 3: use a hex editor to create a new binary file, and paste the hex stream into a new file. (I used XVI32)

and there you go! a fresh new binary file you can use for transmission as a frame. you can edit the package using the hex editor; with a little experimentation and hex calculation, there is the potential for lots of fun! :-)

Netlogo olympic logo

Just a little olympic netlogo-ing to de-stress
:P

to setup

clear-all

ask patches[

set pcolor white

]

create-turtles 5[

set ycor 0

]

ask turtle 0[

set xcor -12

set ycor 3

set heading 180

set color blue

]

ask turtle 1[

set xcor 0

set ycor 0

set heading 0

set color yellow

]

ask turtle 2[

set xcor -3

set ycor 3

set heading 180

set color black

]

ask turtle 3[

set xcor 9

set ycor 0

set heading 0

set color green

]

ask turtle 4[

set xcor 6

set ycor 3

set heading 180

set color red

]

ask turtles [set pen-mode "down"]

end

to move-turtles

;call forever

ask turtles[

lt 16

fd 1

]

end