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After going through the source code, I can tell for sure that it's an insecure C transpiler. - Most things call just out to C. - A lot of examples don't even

After going through the source code, I can tell for sure that it's an insecure C transpiler. - Most things call just out to C. - A lot of examples don't even compile. - Some things use CLI curl or mkdir, this is /INCREDIBLY/ insecure. - Many things are unimplemented. - Dev banned me off org when I opened issues about these and deleted issues. I was unnecessarily rude on some which I apologize for, but deleting them and calling me a troll was uncalled for. I wrote about them here: https://twitter.com/boy_edgey/status/1142504580074344448 https://twitter.com/boy_edgey/status/1142504580074344448 (thread)

tasty_freeze 7y ago
I have to agree from the snippets of your reports, the tone of those reports were needlessly antagonistic and superior. Starting a report with "You idiot" or "Oh god this is a fucking goldmine" should get you banned, even if the issue you are reporting is real. Such reports aren't trying to contribute to the project; they are trying to boost the reporter.
- edgeyboy 7y ago
  I didn't ever say "Oh god this is a fucking goldmine". That was a reply.
SolarNet 7y ago
Well you were calling him an idiot in the issues and being overall aggressive. I would ban you too (but I'd keep the issues after some editing).
- edgeyboy 7y ago
  I apologize for criticizing the person and not the project, but again, the fact that he deleted the issues is unreasonable.
  - drusepth 7y ago
    I, too, would delete needlessly aggressive issues on my open source projects if I didn't end up editing them to make them actually usable. Either way, it'd definitely be a ban so the user wouldn't edit them back or escalate with more aggression in other issues.
  - amedvednikov 7y ago
    Besides on many of those you were simply wrong like with rand.next() returning 0 and missing _lin.v files.
coldtea 7y ago
>I was unnecessarily rude on some which I apologize for, but deleting them and calling me a troll was uncalled for. I wouldn't say troll, but you still come out as rude-ish in this comment. "- Some things use CLI curl or mkdir, this is /INCREDIBLY/ insecure." Not anymore than tons of established projects that use the same...
yjftsjthsd-h 7y ago
What's insecure about curl and mkdir?
- edgeyboy 7y ago
  They're called through os.system. Say that you have a website that relies on downloading content from URLs supplied by users. A user can send a "specially constructed" URL ("anything;commandgoeshere") and run any command they'd like on your server.
yccheok 7y ago
I would be surprised if you're not banned, for personal attack the author.

tasty_freeze 7y ago

I have to agree from the snippets of your reports, the tone of those reports were needlessly antagonistic and superior. Starting a report with "You idiot" or "Oh god this is a fucking goldmine" should get you banned, even if the issue you are reporting is real. Such reports aren't trying to contribute to the project; they are trying to boost the reporter.

edgeyboy 7y ago
I didn't ever say "Oh god this is a fucking goldmine". That was a reply.

SolarNet 7y ago

Well you were calling him an idiot in the issues and being overall aggressive. I would ban you too (but I'd keep the issues after some editing).

edgeyboy 7y ago
I apologize for criticizing the person and not the project, but again, the fact that he deleted the issues is unreasonable.
- drusepth 7y ago
  I, too, would delete needlessly aggressive issues on my open source projects if I didn't end up editing them to make them actually usable. Either way, it'd definitely be a ban so the user wouldn't edit them back or escalate with more aggression in other issues.
- amedvednikov 7y ago
  Besides on many of those you were simply wrong like with rand.next() returning 0 and missing _lin.v files.

coldtea 7y ago

>I was unnecessarily rude on some which I apologize for, but deleting them and calling me a troll was uncalled for. I wouldn't say troll, but you still come out as rude-ish in this comment. "- Some things use CLI curl or mkdir, this is /INCREDIBLY/ insecure." Not anymore than tons of established projects that use the same...

yjftsjthsd-h 7y ago

What's insecure about curl and mkdir?

edgeyboy 7y ago
They're called through os.system. Say that you have a website that relies on downloading content from URLs supplied by users. A user can send a "specially constructed" URL ("anything;commandgoeshere") and run any command they'd like on your server.

yccheok 7y ago

I would be surprised if you're not banned, for personal attack the author.