Nah, I have real work to do besides shitting on protocols and utilities that have been around since before I was a thought in my father’s brain and waiting for my kernel to compile.
Cool script, kiddie.
Did you collaborate with someone on this, or write it from scratch? If you wrote it, might want to consider changing your camelCase to pep_8_standards.
Also, I’d consider being a little bit more respectful of the open source community, it’s tools, and the shoulders of the giants you’re standing on.
Your giant 400 line mess could be better served as separate files, too. When there’s time.
Nah, I have real work to do besides shitting on protocols and utilities that have been around since before I was a thought in my father’s brain and waiting for my kernel to compile.
You are literally on this forum rn.
Did you collaborate with someone on this, or write it from scratch? If you wrote it, might want to consider changing your camelCase to pep_8_standards.
What do you mean collaborate. It’s under 400 lines and was 200 when i wrote it at the start which took 2 hours or so including the website.
Also, I’d consider being a little bit more respectful of the open source community, it’s tools, and the shoulders of the giants you’re standing on.
Yeah ok no shit but I’m still going to shit on something if i find it bad.
Your giant 400 line mess could be better served as separate files, too. When there’s time.
Which is easier than installing and maintaining Gentoo.
Don’t feel you need to justify your poor behavior to me, I’m just suggesting you grow up and clean it up.
No, a small script is creating “echo” in Golang. A small script is running Chef bootstrap and chef-client in Bash. A small script is checking for account lockouts in Ruby. Your program is 400 lines of code, which is the length of most homework assignments for Computer Science students.
It was a recommendation, which I assumed you asked for when you said “Thoughts?” – I have since been corrected, though.
> Sends picture of the definition of collaborate.
> Pretends to not understand what i mean.
No, a small script is creating “echo” in Golang. A small script is running Chef bootstrap and chef-client in Bash. A small script is checking for account lockouts in Ruby. Your program is 400 lines of code, which is the length of most homework assignments for Computer Science students.
It was a recommendation, which I assumed you asked for when you said “Thoughts?” – I have since been corrected, though.
Small is subjective.
Don’t feel you need to justify your poor behavior to me, I’m just suggesting you grow up and clean it up.
lol no.
Which is easier than installing and maintaining Gentoo.
Whatever you have to tell yourself, hoss. I don’t know how you didn’t understand what I meant by collaborate.
Did you work with others on this program? If so, did you inherit a code base? If so, was it in camelCase or was that your idea? I ask because when I first contributed to Python projects and used camelCase, it was discouraged and my PR was denied until I fixed my function names. This was the basis of my question. Pure curiosity.
Sorry if what I said before upset you, but your website tagline is offensive and your attitude sucks. People paid you compliments here and you act like they owe you something.
@Full_Nitrous, dude these guys are right. You asked for their opinions\thoughts, and when they gave it to you, you got rude, insulting, and downright flamed them for their opinions because it didn’t fit your view.
You’re in a forum\community that embraces Open Source. You literally ASKED THEM FOR THEIR INPUT. And when they gave it to you, you freaked out worse than Angelina Jolie when she sees a homeless bastard.
Not cool.
And yes, @anon79053375 can get people a little riled up. He more or less speaks his mind, and doesn’t sugar coat anything. If he sees something wrong with what someone puts out there, he’s gonna call you on it. And rightfully so.
As will alot of this community.
You’re throwing a fit when people inspect your code why? I would have if I decided to use your code on my system. For all we know you could have snuck a crypto miner in there, or a trojan to siphon data. Nobody here knows you for shit more or less. You’re just a name on a forum. Nobody knows if your code is friendly or not. So someone inspected it.
Next time you ask for a communities thoughts on your project? Have a thicker skin, and maybe be willing to accept criticism where it’s due. It’s part of growing up. Get used to it.
First of all i wanted opinions on the software from the user perspective not from the perceptive of a programmer. Wasn’t clear about it.
Also i got fucking pissed off because one does not need to inspect code for the purpose of knowing how to use a program when there is a readme. That is just stupid. I never got pissed of fbecause somebody suspected malware. I’m a paranoid piece of shit myself as a programmer.
Point still stands. Grow a thicker skin. It’s part of being an adult. And you’re gonna run into brutally honest people in the future.
Also, why do you care of someone inspects the code? Perhaps they were interested to see how the code interacts with their machine? Maybe they just wanted a more detailed view than your help file could give. Either way, the code is on their machine, they have the right to do whatever they want with it. You threw it out there for everyone to view.
No i have thick skin, this behavior or whatever stands with every and anything.
Also holy fucking shit. I don’t care if somebody inspects the code.
Also i got fucking pissed off because one does not need to inspect code for the purpose of knowing how to use a program when there is a readme. That is just stupid.
This means that i think what he’s doing is stupid for the result he is looking for.
Inspect code (slow and stupid) -> learn how to use program
Read Readme (fast and smart) -> learn how to use program
It just fucking bothers me why anyone would pick the inspect code.
Otherwise i’m all for people looking at my code wtf. Why the fuck would it be on github then.
