koala_man

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   by koala_man 12y ago

   Thanks! ShellCheck already checks for bashism if the script is declared with #!/bin/sh, and finds most of the ones that checkbashisms does along with a few others. It's geared towards POSIX compliance though, and doesn't
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   by koala_man 12y ago

   I'm the author! Since naming the tool, I've discovered that a significant segment of the population (such as yourself) repeatedly misread the name as "spellcheck". The name is actually "shellcheck" (shell + che
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   by koala_man 12y ago

   Even in this day and age, encrypting everything is seen as some kind of hacker's paranoia. If a new OS install instead asked "In the event of physical theft, what would you like to grant thieves access to?" with checkboxes fo