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Comment #16437873
Cool scene, I like it! Haven't seen that movie before but now I will :)
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Comment #16436811
I linked the GitHub repo first. The code is short and the assumption is that you would have a quick glance over the source before you compile it.
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Comment #16436802
> Each cube would have authority, either set to default (white), or to whatever color of the player that last interacted with it. If another player interacted with an object, autho…
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Comment #16433343
I don't want to be distributing pre-compiled binaries because I don't want others to trust random pre-compiled binaries. The plan as I said is to get pgen into some package manager…
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Comment #16433337
Mine makes use of a friendly wordlist so that is my selling point, though I forgot to mention that because it already says so in my README but I should have said it in my comment t…
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Comment #16433328
That is the official way that you install the Rust toolchain. https://www.rust-lang.org/en-US/install.html Rust is still undergoing changes frequently enough that most package mana…
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Comment #16433280
I wrote this as a replacement for what was previously a function in my .bashrc because of two things: 1) My shell function was too slow. There was a noticeable delay and it became …
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Comment #16432764
On the topic of passwords, have a look at my command-line passphrase generation program. GitHub: https://github.com/ctsrc/pgen It's written in Rust. Install the Rust toolchain inst…
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Comment #16315707
On the subject of passwords, is it cool if I link you guys to my command line passphrase generator utility? It's fast, secure and open source. https://crates.io/crates/pgen
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Comment #16176645
Main features: * Fast * Makes use of EFF wordlists which were designed to contain human-friendly words as opposed to the arcane and obscure and strange words found in e.g. /usr/sha…
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