My facebook battle apps have undergone a major overhaul. They’ve been rewritten from scratch, and now include many fancy features, safety features, etc. If you play Vampires vs Werewolves, Pirates vs Ninjas, or Skiers vs Snowboarders, go grab the latest and greatest scripts. For those of you who looked at the code, it’s no longer embarrassingly bad.
I needed to install some ralink rt73 drivers in my VMWare BackTrack install, so I made a nice short step-by-step guide. This process is NOT restricted to just VMWare or BackTrack, it’s just the setup I demonstrated.
The title pretty much says it all, after much procrastinating (read: schoolwork) on my part, I’ve gotten around to updating my guide for installing BackTrack in VMWare Fusion.
If you’ve been just WAITING to install BackTrack, but couldn’t find a guide that was correct for installing the latest VMWare tools, your time has come. Here’s the new, 100% updated guide. As a side note, in the process I’ve upgraded to the latest WordPress and NexGen Gallery plugin. Hooray :)
My scripts for facebook battle apps (pirates vs ninjas & vampires vs werewolves) have been quite popular. However, due to new security features added by the developers, the script will no longer run. While it would be possible to update the scripts to the point they’d run, the developers could re-break the whole thing in two seconds, which doesn’t seem like a worthwhile way to spend time.
Apologies to those who liked the scripts. I’m still going to leave them online as examples of simple greasemonkey scripts, but they are no longer functional.
On the bright side, the game is fair again. Play for fun, and if you see ads that interest you, click on ‘em! (no, I am NOT a developer for this game, nor do I have any share in advertising revenue)
For those of you who thought pirates vs ninjas or vampires vs werewolves looked like fun games, but found the games too monotonous to get to level 7, there is a solution. Introducing the cheat for pirates/ninjas and vampires/werewolves. It needs firefox and greasemonkey (a firefox addon) to work. Enjoy!