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Regarding zero dependencies, I meant that it is a static binary and does not need any external tools to be installed. For example, some alternatives require net
by stavepan 2y ago
Regarding zero dependencies, I meant that it is a static binary and does not need any external tools to be installed. For example, some alternatives require netcat to be installed.
- stavros 2y agoThis is fine, and what I understood from "zero dependencies", that I can drop it in a directory and it'll just work. As far as I'm concerned, this complaint is moot.