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Almost ten years ago, I first started working on a story then called "The King's Slumber" - the first novel I ever finished. Since then, this novel has gone through several extensive re-writes in-between many other projects that I've undertaken since then. In the meantime it has even changed names a few times, and currently its (working) title is King's Poison.

And today, a near decade later, I have finally completed the first draft of a sequel at 73.300 words and roughly 280 standard pages. It's not stellar, it's quite rough around the edges, and I will soon take to taking critical note of all its flaws and potential - so I can polish it into the kinda great story I want to write, a worthy successor to what King's Poison has become.

But for today I just wanna celebrate this achievement.

And to hopefully let you join into these celebrations a bit, here's a few pictures, finished and works in progress, of some of the many characters of King's Poison and its sequel Prophet's Grave:

Cracking hashes with Kali Linux : hash-identifier, hashid, findmyhash

Hello aspiring hackers. In many hacking scenarios, we encounter hashes. To those newbies who have no idea what hashes are, they are encrypted text ( literarlly we can’t call it text ). Normally they are used to encrypt passwords for website users, operating system users etc. Today our tutorial is about cracking hashes. For this howto, we will use NewsP Free News Script 1.4.7 which had a…