https://pastebin.com/p6PmeQDm

Just sharing how “magical” the CLI can be. You are welcome.

-EDIT Did a little “oopsie” there. My bad. It’s fixed now.

-EDIT2 Nvm that, lemmy disliked my code for some reason. It’s in the pastebin link. And the code in there is working as intended.

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    I’m pretty sure it just plays sounds/music.
    But still, I’m not running obfuscated code from the internet on my machine.

    EDIT:

    Nvm that, lemmy disliked my code for some reason.

    “Here, run this unreadable code” just goes against all rules of computer safety.

    EDIT2:

    Did a little “oopsie” there. My bad. It’s fixed now.

    And that’s one of the reasons.

    Aplay can wreck your speakers and/or soundcard depending on what’s fed to it.

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    Why tf would anyone run a random shell script on their machine? You don’t even need an RCE anymore you just need a dumb ass on social media.

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    If you want to run some less low-level code to explore the kinds of sounds that code like this can create, I wrote a python applet that lets you explore random and custom functions interactively. It comes with several presets for interesting functions I’ve discovered on various websites.

    YouTube video

    source code

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    💯

    this is way more beautiful than i expected. amazing work!

    to everyone reporting this post as “malware”: 🤣 it really isn’t.

    (i read it carefully before running it… if you don’t comprehend something like this, refraining from running it is a good choice.)

    edit: lmao at the downvotes! For fun I ported it to Python… this version produces identical output to the original, but stops after a couple thousand seconds instead of running forever. and it is sadly 36 bytes longer.

    (maybe the python version helps convince a few people it isn’t malware?)