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I really despise people that commit .dll and .exe files to git, and https://github.com/Versoft-Software/Free95/blob/main/free95/src/tools/dllme.txt https://gith
by mdaniel 2y ago
I really despise people that commit .dll and .exe files to git, and https://github.com/Versoft-Software/Free95/blob/main/free95/src/tools/dllme.txt https://github.com/Versoft-Software/Free95/blob/main/free95/... isn't doing themselves any favors. However, https://github.com/Versoft-Software/Free95/blob/main/free95/src/skunkworks/malware.c#L9 https://github.com/Versoft-Software/Free95/blob/main/free95/... makes me wonder if this whole repo is some kind of elaborate joke or something
- em3rgent0rdr 2y agoFree95: "Free" as in "a free laugh".
- genewitch 2y agoDang might need to manually review this post, because those files were wiped 8 minutes after you mentioned this. Skunkworks folder is 404, too. If you want a windows - like os there's reactos, right? You can compile it with itself.
- coldcity 2y agoHere's the diff :) https://github.com/Versoft-Software/Free95/pull/3/commits/3f1599afca452ef7bff19e51439b5d4094ecd5e6 https://github.com/Versoft-Software/Free95/pull/3/commits/3f...
- cosmotic 2y agoWhat would you suggest as an alternative to checking in DLLs?
- mdaniel 2y agoIn general I would expect a mixture of two things: since this is an open source project, it should be building those things from source (even if that source isn't in this specific repo), and/or [related to that one] if it has dependencies upon pre-built binaries then put those in the build script so a reasonable person could audit both what's in that .dll and where it came from. In this specific case it seems like it came from some rando spam site without any idea what is actually in the .dll This situation seems to be on brand for a repo that has a file named malware.c but I am addressing the general case that you asked