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Why does it have to be in the cloud? Can't you guys provide a player in html css whatever and the recording program to generate data files for the player so we can use your technology everywhere and are not tied to this website and its hosting policies? /rant
Link is in the FAQ.
Seriously when people will stop using that for installation.... "curl -sL https://asciinema.org/install | sh" Still a cool product!
What's wrong with that? It is SSL secured. Once you agree to install software, it had local access with your accounts privileges.
and SSL has nothing to do with it. packages are not cryptographically signed either and once on the system can easily become root.
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What's wrong with that? It is SSL secured. Once you agree to install software, it had local access with your accounts privileges.
piping random shit into sh is wrong because domains go away, yet installation instructions might be repeated in countless other tutorials. easy to snap up domains and host malware. and SSL has nothing to do with it. packages are not cryptographically signed either and once on the system can easily become root.
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What's wrong with that? It is SSL secured. Once you agree to install software, it had local access with your accounts privileges.
piping random shit into sh is wrong because domains go away, yet installation instructions might be repeated in countless other tutorials. easy to snap up domains and host malware. and SSL has nothing to do with it. packages are not cryptographically signed either and once on the system can easily become root.
Dwarf Fortress records the game to CMV format: http://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/User:Jifodus/CMV_file...
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Are these related?
Only in the sense that they are pretty much dead-on the same thing and Showterm has been around a lot longer and is in wider use.
Its been great as a teaching tool as well. We've been running it on our internal network but its always hilarious to see which people accidentally have it running so we get to see people do some really dumb shit during their terminal sessions.
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What's wrong with that? It is SSL secured. Once you agree to install software, it had local access with your accounts privileges.
piping random shit into sh is wrong because domains go away, yet installation instructions might be repeated in countless other tutorials. easy to snap up domains and host malware. and SSL has nothing to do with it. packages are not cryptographically signed either and once on the system can easily become root.