blueelvis
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I'm still stocking up, I'll message you when I've got some for you. It's a old Runescape meme, it was the "thing" to do on Runescape back in like 2004/2005 :p

That's exactly what I was thinking when I went to watch it with my girlfriend haha :P

Well it was good, but to be honest I expected more from it. Like the action and "epicness" of the movie is there, but the it seems like the story starts by getting up a few stairs, then suddendly jump to the last ones, skipping the middle.

Yesterday? It was on Thursday evening! And we went to see the new Hitman :)

Are you sure of that? I'll look it up :P

Lol I have taken my self out of hiding for a bit :p

Oh, is hangouts like a Skype call? If so, can you email me or PM me the executable and I can take a look? I'm currently in a Skype call at the moment while I work on something else.

I am for a bit, yes. I'll log onto GMail. Assuming you don't need to reverse the source code after it's debofuscated, and only need to unpack it, then I can probably do it. If I need to reverse the source code, I don't think I have enough time.

If the executable is obfuscated like the Steamstealer was, then you'll need to unpack it. The method of unpacking it depends entirely on what kind of obfuscation the compiled executable is using. If you don't have any knowledge regarding obfuscation and unpacking, I suppose this is a good place to get an idea - https://blog.malwarebytes.org/intell...s-best-friend/

The apps use the kernel to run, as does WinDBG. I imagine the speed difference you are seeing is the load time for the user interface and not how the kernel is run. Does that make sense?