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   by oguz-ismail 2y ago

   0xB16B00B5
2. 242.▲
   by oguz-ismail 2y ago

   Lowercase f and r are ugly.
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   by oguz-ismail 2y ago

   Thanks. That sucks
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   by oguz-ismail 2y ago

   I know this works on Macs with Intel chips. But the ones with ARM chips just won't execute fully static binaries, and I'm wondering if there's a workaround.
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   by oguz-ismail 2y ago

   >You're welcome to ignore it of course How do you mean? Like, is it possible to run such binaries on M1? If so I'd really like to know how
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   by oguz-ismail 2y ago

   I recall reading about new Macs with ARM chips not supporting static binaries. Is it not true?
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   by oguz-ismail 2y ago

   Does it parse commands and call exec*() or spawn a new shell for every run of every command?
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   by oguz-ismail 2y ago

   > Hrmmm. But why? because Bash goes brrrr
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   by oguz-ismail 2y ago

   head , read , and sed can be used for seeking forward according to POSIX (see the INPUT FILES section here < https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9799919799/utilities/V... >). I doubt non-GNU impleme
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    by oguz-ismail 2y ago

    The README for this project still says "POSIX-approved" but there is nothing in POSIX that allows mixing commands and binary data in a shell script. It does allow appending binary data to the end of a shell script* as long as it i
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    by oguz-ismail 2y ago

    > If a certain piece of software is working well, what is the benefit of rewriting it in Rust? One benefit is it's easier to hide malicious code thanks to Rust's complicated syntax.
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    POSIX.1-2024 HTML Version Is Online(pubs.opengroup.org)

    5 points by oguz-ismail 2y ago|0 comments
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    by oguz-ismail 2y ago

    [T]he initial portion doesn't mean the first line, it means the script part of a file consisting of a shell script and a binary payload, separated by `exit', `exec whatever', etc. A good example is the Oracle Developer Stud
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    by oguz-ismail 2y ago

    See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40775600 POSIX doesn't sanctify this use.
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    by oguz-ismail 2y ago

    POSIX now says: >The input file can be of any type, but the initial portion of the file intended to be parsed according to the shell grammar [...] shall not contain the NUL character. But the initial portion of, https://cosmo.
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    by oguz-ismail 2y ago

    `finally' is a word though, harder to forget than a single punctuation mark.
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    by oguz-ismail 2y ago

    Just curious, would writing it in a better language have prevented this?
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    by oguz-ismail 2y ago

    This. 1-3 character names should be reserved for user aliases/functions/scripts and standard utilities.
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    by oguz-ismail 2y ago

    Yes, it's an easy fix though: df -h | grep -Po "\d+(?=%\s+\Q$partition\E)"
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    by oguz-ismail 2y ago

    int main(void) { register const char *msg asm("x1") = "hello, world!\n"; asm ( "mov w0, #1\n" "mov w2, #14\n" "mov w16, #4\n"