"cut and paste this into your command line" from random websites ALWAYS goes well. /s #cybersecurity

@ai6yr curl pipe to bash for the win!

@Viss Yeah, this is why I manually install any Linux projects instead of that if I can, I don't trust anyone's shell script to be clean!!

@ai6yr sooo muuuuuch stuuuuuf is installed that way. ruby, homebrew, rust, ai shit

@Viss @ai6yr you both have formal training in CS/coding right? Don't they cover best practices or is reality at most companies just get it done quick security problems are overblown?

@CliffsEsport @ai6yr ehm. i took pascal and borland c++ in highschool, but dropped out of college outright when they changed that shit to msvc++. went straight into sysadmin. taught myself perl on the job, then bash, then python. i have no official formal dev training and i dont call myself a dev. im ok in bash but python i always need a crutch and im barely functional

@CliffsEsport @ai6yr also, "best practices" is corpospeak for 'i dont actually know the answer so i copied my classmates homework', so its prolly not the actual best way to do stuff