Restoring Sublime Text Editor by Downgrading

Kali Linux as we know does come with wonderful built-in text editors such as leafpad, vim and nano (my favorite) e.t.c. However, i have a particular obsessive compulsion to use sublime text especially in web development using languages such as HTML (i don't like considering it a language), css, php and javascript.

You can download Sublime-Text into your Kali Linux, by executing:
        apt install sublime-text

That is after running apt update first.

Attacking Windows Using Viruses Built In C/C++

It can be quite awesome and a lot of fun building programs which can cause nuisance to a computer user, viruses or other type of malware in this case.
For windows users it can be quite a nuisance, believe me. So i decided to create a few not very nefarious and damaging viruses in C and C++ as well to deploy to a few of my friends just for the fun of it.

And Oh, there are comments to understand the code.

System Shutdown Virus(C++)

Running the following code on a windows computer causes it to shutdown, as it follows the "shutdown -s" command.


//calling the pre-processor directives
#include<stdio.h>
#include<dir.h>
#include<dos.h>
#include<fcntl.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<cstdlib>

IP Address Generator Code

It was during one of my own personal Sherlock Holmes like cocaine frenzy moments where i crave for work, work and work (oh!, and i think i forget to mention that i use Kali Linux in practically all my work, unless it's gaming) and where the lines between reality and imagination blurs and fades into oblivion. I think i was fatigued from the many days i sometimes go with without ever sleeping a wink for i don't consider the following work exactly imaginatively impressive.
But i did it anyway.
Initially the problem was making a c++ program that could generate and display all the possible IP addresses available starting from 0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255. The task later evolved into comparing how that could be achieved in c++ code and in python code. Then there's comparing which one is faster at executing the task.

The Code

Well, below is  the c++ code;

#include <iostream>
#include <ctime>

using namespace std;

const int MIN = 255
const int MAX = MIN + 1;
int a,b,c,d;