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yarwelp_
9y ago
Cool scene, I like it! Haven't seen that movie before but now I will :)
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yarwelp_
9y ago
I linked the GitHub repo first. The code is short and the assumption is that you would have a quick glance over the source before you compile it.
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yarwelp_
9y ago
> Each cube would have authority, either set to default (white), or to whatever color of the player that last interacted with it. If another player interacted with an object, authority would switch and update to that player. I planned to
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yarwelp_
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I don't want to be distributing pre-compiled binaries because I don't want others to trust random pre-compiled binaries. The plan as I said is to get pgen into some package manager repos. Until then building from source will be th
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yarwelp_
9y ago
Mine makes use of a friendly wordlist so that is my selling point, though I forgot to mention that because it already says so in my README but I should have said it in my comment too.
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That is the official way that you install the Rust toolchain. https://www.rust-lang.org/en-US/install.html Rust is still undergoing changes frequently enough that most package manager repos have a very old version of t
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I wrote this as a replacement for what was previously a function in my .bashrc because of two things: 1) My shell function was too slow. There was a noticeable delay and it became annoying. The tool I wrote in Rust is insanely fast. Life im
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On the topic of passwords, have a look at my command-line passphrase generation program. GitHub: https://github.com/ctsrc/pgen It's written in Rust. Install the Rust toolchain installer from https://rus
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On the subject of passwords, is it cool if I link you guys to my command line passphrase generator utility? It's fast, secure and open source. https://crates.io/crates/pgen
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What is the difference between Director and Flash? (2001)
(mediamacros.com)
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Main features: * Fast * Makes use of EFF wordlists which were designed to contain human-friendly words as opposed to the arcane and obscure and strange words found in e.g. /usr/share/dict/words. * Single binary with word
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Show HN: Fast, human-friendly passphrase generator written in Rust
(crates.io)
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