Nolski

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   by Nolski 7mo ago

   It depends. Although they always have entirely separate contexts.
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   by Nolski 7mo ago

   This is a good idea. Do you have a package in mind?
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   by Nolski 7mo ago

   Upload your manifest and find out! :)
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   by Nolski 7mo ago

   What makes this service not real?
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   by Nolski 7mo ago

   It makes me really happy to see this comment :)
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   by Nolski 7mo ago

   Yes. Provided you had access to the original source code. Pheonix technologies did this with the IBM bios.
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   by Nolski 7mo ago

   Strange. This is exactly how I made malus.sh
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   by Nolski 7mo ago

   Is it satire? Or is it a warning?
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   by Nolski 7mo ago

   It's described on the web page but it's by having 2 agents. One has access to the code and one doesn't.
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    by Nolski 7mo ago

    Is it satire if it actually works and you can pay real money for it?
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    by Nolski 7mo ago

    I do like this idea, more difficult to do without access to the original source code, and I think that this would be more "reverse engineering" rather than cleanrooming, as you don't have the same concerns about copyright vio
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    by Nolski 7mo ago

    Also on youtube: https://youtu.be/9qEtm2zx314
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    by Nolski 7mo ago

    It works. It is hooked up to Stripe. You can upload your package.json and receive a fully cleanroomed set of dependencies to use yourself. It is up to you to determine whether this is a compelling product or a warning to those who care abou
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    It's time for open source to retire(malus.sh)

    14 points by Nolski 7mo ago|17 comments