> Anyway, I could go on. Then go on. zlib is only used once, so "zlib as z" in exchange for using z once doesn't get you anything. Using os directly and not re

> Anyway, I could go on. Then go on. zlib is only used once, so "zlib as z" in exchange for using z once doesn't get you anything. Using os directly and not renaming it g saves you 2 bytes though. But in this age where AI outputs reams of code at the drop of a hat, why shouldn't we enjoy how small you can get it to pop a root shell? https://gist.github.com/fragmede/4fb38fb822359b8f5914127c2fe1c94f https://gist.github.com/fragmede/4fb38fb822359b8f5914127c2fe... edit: If we drop offset_src=0 and just pass in 0 positionally, it comes down to 720.