Valentines Day in BASH
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Valentines Day in BASH
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Re: Valentines Day in BASH
#2Can we please not tell people to pipe things directly from curl to bash?
Re: Valentines Day in BASH
#3Don't we have a bit too much of a history with clicking/doing things on the internet with "love" in their names? Happy Friday by DigitalOcean, where trusting random people on the internets is company policy.
Re: Valentines Day in BASH
#4Can we please not tell people to pipe things directly from curl to bash?
people might have thought it to be malicious so i simple posted the link
Re: Valentines Day in BASH
#5no love for my mac
:-(
[Fri Feb 14 14:35:37] -bash:~$ curl -s valentines.digitalocean.com | bash
bash: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
bash: line 1: `'" rel="nofollow">http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">'
Re: Valentines Day in BASH
#6Why could't this just be a text file with curses escapes available via netcat? At least then it's limited only to known terminal exploits, rather than running whatever the hell it wants as you.
Re: Valentines Day in BASH
#7Can we please not tell people to pipe things directly from curl to bash?
Exactly. There's no way in hell anyone should ever do that, even (thanks to DNS hijacking etc.) if they thought the file was something they wrote themselves.
Re: Valentines Day in BASH
#8Don't we have a bit too much of a history with clicking/doing things on the internet with "love" in their names? Happy Friday by DigitalOcean, where trusting random people on the internets is company policy.
Pipe it to more. That's just crap at the end after a lot of white space. What's sad about this is that it doesnt use curses and just reprints the entire terminal.
curl http://artscene.textfiles.com/vt100/valentin.vt
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