What web `development' language do you recommend for doing work behind a hidden service? PHP, perl, python, whatever other garbage scripting language you have. Once you know one of them you basically know the other anyway. My only requirement is that it can be silent and secure about it's identity.
I want to make a FLOSS project that is going to infringe on some patents.... I mean, a CP site.
We live in dark times if it is indeed preferable to express interest in operation a CP ring to violating patent law.
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Anonymous2012-06-25 22:36
>>12
There's no money to be made in CP unless you don't care about going to jail. There's lots of money to be made in government-sponsored extortion, with very little risk.
It is indeed an indication that we live in dark times, but I doubt anyone who doesn't benefit greatly from this situation has the power to change it.
>>5
If speed doesn't matter, he might as well use python. Any retard could crank out hundreds of lines of semi-functional code a day with that garbage. I'm not sure how it is on security though.
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Anonymous2012-06-26 15:47
Use C to glue it, then do any processing you need in LISP. You can do whatever sanitation of data that you need in the C CGI when it's on the way out.
hint: they suck BAWLZ, enjoy rewriting the std::string functions/string functions that come free in other languages
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Anonymous2012-06-26 16:50
>>20 std::string C standard template C Class C
I think it is time for you to hang your head in shame and take your leave.
Also, those functions are written in C for the most part. And it's for a cryptographically anonymous purpose. He could steal the code directly from Microsoft and know one would know he was the one who did it. If he wants to copy Perl's shitty implementation of the `.' operator, Stallman isn't going to fuck with him either.
PHP is a good language. It is not a perfect language because it inherits from Ada. Ada is a flawed language where many things are left undefined. Ada is an ancient artifact that serves no purpose outside of the domain of airplane codes. Because of the improvements made upon Ada to form PHP, beginning programmers and veteran programmers alike may be led astray, thinking that modern Ada usage is a good idea. It is a mistake to believe the success of PHP justifies the continued use and popularity of Ada. Just because PHP is successful does not mean the language it has inherited from is of high quality.
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Anonymous2012-06-26 22:18
bump.x
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Anonymous2012-06-26 22:22
mp
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Anonymous2012-06-27 1:03
I once tulpaforced a website into existence. No one else could see it though, obviously.