>>18 I'm as good as dead. If I died right now, it would not be noticed for weeks. Then the landlord's cat would start rolling around in my corpse and bringing bits of me back, alerting them that something has occurred.
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Anonymous2020-12-27 7:39
Textboards are good practice in general for learning how to deal with basic skills such as file handling, user inputs, displaying data, and so on.
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Anonymous2020-12-27 7:56
>>3,6 Is it insane to make one in C? I'm not that experienced yet and C is not the easiest language for string handling but I would love to write a C backend for a textboard. Did you use CGI? Or some framework like kore? Very curious, pls respond
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Anonymous2020-12-27 17:37
I would like to write one in Lua when I can get a server running CGILua and mod.lua
>>28 Assemblers usually have extensive macro systems, so it can be easier to use than C/C++. The only problem with assembler is their non-portability. But that can be overcomed by an emulator.
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Anonymous2020-12-28 5:55
>>21 C with good libraries, ok. Otherwise, its an exercise in flustration.
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Anonymous2020-12-28 8:14
I don't get how C is supposed to be unsafe. Just use pledge(2) and unveil(2), mever use unsafe functions like strcpy and run it through a static analysis to find potential bugs. Optionally stick to a very secure standard/style. Very unlikely to still have any vulnerabilities right?
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Anonymous2020-12-28 13:42
C is unsafe that's why they use rust to programm spacecrafts