How its done:
** create invader data:
* calculate nums columns by dividing. ( ( dimension - 1 ) / 2 + 1 )
* create empty 2-dimensional (boolean) array.
* fill arrray with random boolean values.
** draw invader:
* loop the 2 dim array and draw rectangles ( true = color1, false color2 )
* draw the same reflected.
[ invasion.png ]
[ example.swf ]
[ haXe sources ]
Leet or Eleet, also known as Leetspeak or Leetors (L3370rz), is an alphabet used primarily on the Internet, uses various combinations of ASCII characters to replace Latinate letters. The term is derived from the word “elite”, and the usage it describes is a specialized form of symbolic writing. Different dialects of leet are found on different online forums.
haXe elite-speak encoder: format.LeetSpeak.hx
Simple mod_neko implementation
Parameters:
input: string to encode
count: encode n times
mode: safe( use 0 index for every char from leetspeak dictionary ), default = random ( use random char index ).
The neko application can also be used from command-line.
There is no commandline argument parsing through ids, so the arguments have to be given in correct order:
neko leetspeak.n [stringToEncode] [space between chars] [num encodings]
(NOTE: spaces are disabled in mod_neko version )
neko leetspeak.n disktree ” 5
|oeyez|<+|^e3
|o]zX-|-lz&£
)15ɮ†12&ë
|o1ehsɮ+|^€3
|>|ehs|{†ʁe&
neko leetspeak.n elitespeak ‘ ‘ 3
£ £ eye + £ $ þ [- @ ɮ
& l 3y3 + £ z |” [- @ X
£ |_ ! -|- 3 ehs |7 ë @ X
probe open tcp/ip ports without DNS rebinding 
with our 66 lines haXe flash port-scanner -> net.PortScanner.hx
A simple implementation: portboy.swf
( Usage: Save local, set security settings, enter hostname, enter port range ( 0-999 or 0,1,2 or mix 0,1,2-100 ), hit enter and wait for results. )
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