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Show HN: Enomic – A game of hacking heroes and villians
- enomic 11y agoTo get the game going, I will accept all pull requests that add to the heroes id file, so anybody can become a "hero" and approve code changes. Looking forward to hearing what people think and answering any questions.
- owlexandeer 11y agoI'm having trouble generating key pairs with init.js. When I run it, it will generate a key that says "undefined" and throw ENOENT errors telling me to unlink the temporary .key and .pub files.
- enomic 11y agoOh, my apologies! What OS and node/io version are you on? The code is pretty minimal. You can throw some log statements in there to debug it yourself. Then commit the fix for others!
- ZainRiz 11y agoI opened an issue about this on Github and posted a workaround. Now if only someone could accept my pull request :)
- pavel_lishin 11y agoI'm sure I'm not the only one thinking about how to play this as a villain, without completely shitting all over the game and other participants.
- nekopa 11y agoBecome a hero, and add a rule that allows for devil's advocates - villains whose purpose is to make stronger heroes.
- eximius 11y agoYou mean minions.
- enomic 11y agoThe best approach is to play the long con as a hero, undercover as a villain. Try to build out the app while slowly implementing sneaky backdoors.
- ZainRiz 11y agoI've added some thoughts on how to be a good villain to the wiki: https://github.com/enomic/enomic/wiki https://github.com/enomic/enomic/wiki Rule #1 is to stay covert
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- ZainRiz 11y agoWell that didn't take long. We have an accidental villain who took over the whole commit process due to a bug in the original code: https://github.com/enomic/enomic/issues/17 https://github.com/enomic/enomic/issues/17
- cinderblock 11y agoBut we fixed it! :D