The Nineteenth Byte

ASCII-only

12:08 AM

@totallyhuman +1

@Pavel Yeah, they don't even use hotdog.vim

ASCII-only

12:24 AM

@HyperNeutrino :| does Ceres actually have base 255 numbers

ASCII-only

12:56 AM

@LuisMendo :| links don't work 0/10

user202729

Seems that there are some arguments around the GoL NMP.

CMM: Should an easier challenge be marked as dupe of a harder one?

Destructible Lemon

@user202729 depends on if the challenges are similar

user202729

1:15 AM

codegolf.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/8143/… !

@StephenLeppik I've voted to close this as "unclear what you're asking" because it's not clear what a loop is. (unobservable behavior + assume language features)

Also, ^^. I noticed that you "leave open" in the review queue so ~

Downgoat

@Mego i agree, ovens suck

Sep 13 '17 at 3:11, by Downgoat

Pro Tip: do not drop phone in oven while cooking pizza

user202729

@cairdcoinheringaahing Looks good then.

Pavel

1:32 AM

@Downgoat You never actually answered what happened to the phone

Downgoat

Sep 13 '17 at 3:12, by Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

@Downgoat I would ask for pictures but your phone is in a pizza right now :/

ok dropping phone in oven does not mean in pizza

@Pavel oh it was fine but taking out wasn't easy :P

they are like these hot orange things that you do not want to touch

user202729

sandbox-review Is "entirely fail to run" objectively definable?

user202729

1:45 AM

J: Can I do a gerund-insert and evaluate left-to-right?

Anonymous

@Downgoat Heating elements. Something very flammable and greasy got on ours

Downgoat

oh my

ATaco

Codegolf is so much fun.

Pavel

no repro

/s

Conor O'Brien

3:32 AM

so I have this site for my APCS java class, which accepts java code. I can enter this and have it grade me 100%:

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println("Your code has been evaluated against a set of test data.");
        System.out.println("You had 50 out of 50 tests pass correctly.");
        System.out.println("Your score is 100%.");
    }

4

Destructible Lemon

what

user202729

Of course, everything can be hacked. Just if you know about it.

DJMcMayhem

@ConorO'Brien That's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen

user202729

(@someone: the other message is more readable on the starboard)

(wait, does @someone ping anyone? I don't think so)

Conor O'Brien

only if it showed some sort of autocomplete

DJMcMayhem

3:35 AM

@user202729 Not unless there's a user in here named "someone"

user202729

First 3 chars match is enough. Still, no one.

DJMcMayhem

Hmm, would it? Try @DJMblahblahblah and see if it pings me

user202729

@DJMblahblahblah

Destructible Lemon

Sandbox

Where you can play with chat features (except flagging) and ch...

3

Anonymous

A PHP headache I ran into at work today: tio.run/…

user202729

3:37 AM

@DestructibleLemon But I can't ping myself... (except message reply)

Anonymous

Fun fact: mods can superping themselves

Anonymous

@Mego pings me

DJMcMayhem

@Mego Woah. Even if you're not in the room when you post that?

user202729

@DJMcMayhem That was not a superping.

Nope, it is. But then you must be in a room to write a message. (right?)

Dennis

@DJMcMayhem Took me longer to get that joke than I care to admit.

user202729

3:48 AM

Or not? inspect the [send] button

DJMcMayhem

@Dennis My favorite style of joke is intentionally saying the most stupid sounding thing I can think of

Dennis

Been there, done that, got yelled at.

DJMcMayhem

Because you hate being the butt of a joke? :P

Dennis

Don't remind me. >_<

Anonymous

@DJMcMayhem Yep, mod magic

Anonymous

3:52 AM

I wonder... What if I post a message, leave the room, and then another mod edits it to superping me?

ATaco

For your own sake, do not look into the chat API

Or more accurately, the lack of a chat API

ASCII-only

Yep

ATaco

$.ajax({'type' : 'POST',
        'url' : `/messages/${id}`,
        'data' : fkey({'text' : text}),
        'success': nullFnc,
        'dataType' : 'json',
        'error' : nullFnc})

That's how I edit messages in Caret Reply

ASCII-only

0/10 quoted JS object

0/10 passing object to $.ajax

ATaco

That's modified from SE's MasterChat.js

ASCII-only

3:55 AM

0/10 needing to include success and error

0/10 using {text: text} instead of {text}

ATaco

I re-iterate, that's modified from SE's MasterChat.js, that's how they do it.

Anonymous

Golfed: $.post(`/messages/${id}`,{fkey:fkey,text:text})

Conor O'Brien

0/10, using jQuery

ASCII-only

@Mego *{fkey,text}

ATaco

Anyway, we all know that Best Practices are optional.

ASCII-only

3:57 AM

@ATaco yes I'm complaining about SE's JS

Anonymous

@ASCII-only Good point

Conor O'Brien

@ATaco so is jQuery

ASCII-only

@Mego '/messages/'+id

Downgoat

@ASCII-only 0/10 template is better

ASCII-only

Someone over in the Anime lounge is trying to make a client thing

Downgoat

3:58 AM

@ATaco why are you using jquery and not fetch() this is offensive

Conor O'Brien

@Downgoat 0/10 simplicity is better

ASCII-only

> Golfed

user202729

I was looking at function Ct before giving up and search for $.ajax(.

ATaco

Because I stole it from SE, gawd.

I thought I warned not to look into the chat API

ASCII-only

I've looked at the chat API before

far too many times

Anonymous

3:59 AM

The chat API isn't that different from the regular posts API

ASCII-only

I think it's 99.95% of the reason my code style is so bad

Anonymous

Similar endpoints, same fkey param

ASCII-only

@Mego At least the posts API is consistent :P

ATaco

(Atleast the posts API is documented)

Anonymous

@ASCII-only And docu- ninja'd

user202729

3:59 AM

But it's ~~golfed~~ minimified...

ATaco

I just want to be able to turn a chat ID into a CodeGolf.SE ID without having to load their profile and pray

ASCII-only

CMC: Golfed Hello, World! in tio.run/#CSL (Current progress, stack-based language that basically has reversed source (except for E!))

Conor O'Brien

bad jQuery users

Downgoat

@ATaco fetch(`/messages/`+id,{method:'POST',body:fkey({text})})

no evil jquer either

ATaco

On the topic of Template Strings, Funky does it strangely.

print(`1+1=[1+1]`)

Downgoat

4:02 AM

I hope you can escape them

Anonymous

@ATaco Load https://chat.stackexchange.com/users/{id}, find $('.user-stats td.user-valuecell a'), use that href to get the parent site ID, then use SE API to find PPCG ID (if parent site is not PPCG)

ATaco

You can.

Downgoat

btw has anyone here made a compiled language with Automatic Memory Management

ATaco

print(`1+1=[1+1]`)
print(`1+1=\[1+1]`)

Try it online!

Conor O'Brien

Try it online!

1 1 '1+1=@+'! out

Downgoat

4:03 AM

@totallyhuman is this real gotat check these days

Conor O'Brien

you think Funky has it weird off? :D

ATaco

Is that templating or formatting?

Downgoat

meanwhile in VSL Q_Q

Conor O'Brien

@ATaco it's a bit of both

user202729

Looks like the easiest way is var x1=$.ajax.bind($);$.ajax=function(){console.log(arguments);x1(arguments)}

ATaco

4:05 AM

Funky's templates are based off of BYOND's, because I'm a terrible person.

Pavel

Perl 6 has the best string interpolation IMO

ATaco

Have a quine f=@print`f=[f]f()`f()

Downgoat

what is BYOND?

google is not yielding any relevant results

ATaco

A terrible thing.

byond.com

Downgoat

:O @ASCII-only do you have any idea if possible to make quine in VSL without dynamic memory implemented yet

Pavel

4:06 AM

@ATaco What's the @ for?

ASCII-only

@Downgoat do you have +(string, string)

ATaco

In this context, @ is equivalent to ()=>

user202729

I am not in TNB right now

Conor O'Brien

@Downgoat downgoat I've been hyped for VSL for so long, I will probably have a heart attack if it becomes a popular language

ASCII-only

or print(*object)

ATaco

4:07 AM

/proc/fib(n)
	if(n<1)
		return n
	return fib(n-1, n-2)

That's BYOND's fibonacci, not so bad right?

Downgoat

@ATaco my god this ~~PoS~~ is still updated

@ASCII-only no because that require dynamic memory :P

Destructible Lemon

@ATaco -1 negative numbers bad

ATaco

Eh, It's just a generic Fibonacci implementation.

Conor O'Brien

@DestructibleLemon you're telling me f(-2) isn't -2????????

ATaco

The only way to do string concatenation in BYOND is "[a][b]"

Downgoat

4:09 AM

@ASCII-only no, no var args in preference of arrays

ASCII-only

@ConorO'Brien 0/10 not golfed

Conor O'Brien

it's java, so it never will be

ASCII-only

@Downgoat does VSL support inline arrays currently? or compile-time arrays at all for that matter :P

Downgoat

@ASCII-only see the problem is this require dynamic memory :P

also not sure on how array implementation should work

ATaco

mob/proc/t(var/i)
	src<<i
	while(i)
		src<<i

That's a golfed Truth Machine

Downgoat

4:10 AM

crazyguy is love C++ vector implementation so wants to do this 3-pointer thing but I am thinking just implement it like a list

ASCII-only

@Downgoat compile-time array shouldn't need dynamic memory though?

@Downgoat hmm, *start, length should be enough. or something like that

+ block of memory

Downgoat

they still do because Array is an aggregate object (i.e. a pointer) which means it is still initialized in a way during startup

ASCII-only

@Downgoat :| but is string not pointer too

Conor O'Brien

@ATaco this is funky?

ATaco

No, BYOND/DreamMakerLanguage

Conor O'Brien

4:12 AM

oh

Downgoat

@ASCII-only we'd want to avoid doing this since that means doing for (let i = 0; i < 1000; i++) a.push(i); you'd have 1000 reallocs though, I'd just use a start, length, capacity structure

Conor O'Brien

so you can't remove any of that whitespace?

ASCII-only

@Downgoat also golf VSL hello world pls

ATaco

Funky's Truth Machine is a lot smaller

Downgoat

@ASCII-only true

but string is not generic

ASCII-only

4:12 AM

@Downgoat hmm imo arrays and lists should both exist

Downgoat

I'm having problem implementing generics atm

ASCII-only

lists should have capacity

Conor O'Brien

CMC: Truth machine in a language you made

Downgoat

@ASCII-only nah, I'm just doing List as array. and if you want fixed-length data you can use a ByteSequence

ATaco

Funky, 24 bytes a=>print(for0a)print(a))

Destructible Lemon

4:13 AM

0

A: Implement a Truth-Machine

Quarterstaff, 12 49-?{49!}49! explanation (value = 0 to start) 49 - add 49 to value - - invert value (value = -49 now) ? - take a character of input (49 for "1", 48 for "0"), and add it to the value (value = 0 or -1 now) { - begin while not loop. will only be entered if input is 1 or sta...

Downgoat

btw I've removed tuples since those had some ambiguity issues

ATaco

5 imaginary internet points if you can work out what on earth that for statement is doing.

Downgoat

still not sure on how we'll be doing capture

C++ represents them as structs

We'll probably do that but we'll have to work out how that'll deal with function local (stack-allocated) vars

Conor O'Brien

@ATaco doesn't work for 0? :p

ATaco

Prints "nil", which is falsey.

Destructible Lemon

4:14 AM

@ATaco why is there unmatched parens

Conor O'Brien

but it aint 0

ATaco

Because Funky is actually horrifying.

Conor O'Brien

attache: {DoWhile[_,Print!_]}

ATaco

Funky, 24 bytes a=>forprint(a)a)print(a)

Dennis

@ConorO'Brien Sesos, 2 bytes: V0

ASCII-only

4:17 AM

@Downgoat :| what about MyComplicatedClass[]

ATaco

Same byte count, fixes a=0

Conor O'Brien

@Dennis "undefined bytes (it's complicated)" I love it :D

Downgoat

btw @ASCII-only is ?? basically the same as $0? Do we really need foo(??.x) when you can do foo({ $0.x })

@ASCII-only do:

const c1 = MyComplicatedClass(...)
const c2 = MyComplicatedClass(...)
const classArray: Pointer<MyComplicatedClass> = Pointer<MyComplicatedClass>::c1

ATaco

Parans are unbalanced because for has implicit left and right parenthesis, but you can optionally provide a right parenthesis early.

ASCII-only

@Downgoat wait ?????

also :D $0 is still a thing?

ATaco

4:19 AM

Both are seperately implicit.

Downgoat

@ASCII-only ._. this is feature you yourself porpoised and added

@ASCII-only yea definetly

ATaco

for(i=0; i<10; i++) print(i) is the same as for(i=0; i<10; i++ print(i) is the same as for i=0; i<10; i++) print(i)

Downgoat

also grammar is now context sensitive lol, had to do because of initializers

Conor O'Brien

@ATaco what if I had a variable name starting with "for" like "forum_posts"? lol

ATaco

Although it's possible to do, it often conflicts with the keyword

Funky assumes you want to use keywords more than you probably do.

Conor O'Brien

4:21 AM

lol

ASCII-only

@Downgoat >_< what did it do again

Downgoat

@ASCII-only made the expression its in a lambda and evaluated to $0

ATaco

forum_posts = {}
print(forum_posts)

That works exactly as you'd expect it do.

Downgoat

so e.g.: ints.map(?? + 1) increments by one

ASCII-only

@Downgoat oh. isn't/wasn't that just ?

Downgoat

4:22 AM

we had ambiguity problems with that

ASCII-only

right.

well i wanted it for things like ?? + ??

ATaco

Why you should avoid keywords in variable names

Downgoat

@ASCII-only this would throw bork alert

ATaco

ASCII-only

@Downgoat wait what :|

Downgoat

4:24 AM

@ASCII-only ambiguous type

ASCII-only

@ConorO'Brien Charcoal, 7 bytes: ¿Ｎ«1Ｗ1Ｄ

@Downgoat ambiguous type?

@Downgoat also pls golf VSL hello world?

ATaco

@ConorO'Brien RProgN 2, 6 bytes ]³]]p:

Downgoat

@ASCII-only github.com/vsl-lang/VSL/blob/master/src/vsl/backend/llvm/…

ASCII-only

@Downgoat right. but ?? + ?? shouldn't be compiled directly, only when it is used and types are known

same with e.g. generics

@ATaco :D :/ what's with broken highlighting

ATaco

No no, that's working fine.

The highlighting is working exactly as it should, it's the language itself that is doing that horrible thing.

Downgoat

4:36 AM

@ATaco why not just use ~~ace~~ vihan.org/p/tio

idk if that even still works

ATaco

(Because that doesn't support Funky's horrifying Syntax)

Downgoat

ace supports context-sensitive grammars?

ATaco

I haven't written an Ace grammar for it, either.

I'm not sure how I would, I think the tokenizer might be Turing Complete.

ASCII-only

4:52 AM

@ATaco 1. it doesn't have to be a complete grammar 2. use a sublime-syntax (or was it TextMate?) instead please

@ATaco the for in forum being blue is intended?

Destructible Lemon

> Test 69 passed, but took 1 attempts (less than perfect).

did it not want it to try at all?

(from the acid3 test)

ATaco

5:08 AM

That's intended

Because it's the keyword for

And in that particular context, it actually acts like for

Downgoat

6:08 AM

@ATaco classic "that's a feature not a bug" :P

ASCII-only

Like in Charcoal's verbose mode >_>

Downgoat

@ASCII-only btw we really need to work on VSL tokenizer efficiency takes like 60ms to tokenize basic program :P

ASCII-only

@Downgoat just tokenize? O_o

how about identifier

Downgoat

@ASCII-only yeah

@ASCII-only i think this is slowest part

ASCII-only

if it's problem with identifier then we can't do anything about that because babel is bad.

Downgoat

6:13 AM

because we suport all unicode

ASCII-only

could you leave out babel and see how long it takes

@ATaco +1 for Funky's write, -0.5 for no p or puts

Downgoat

@ASCII-only even slower

btw babel doesn't compile what doesn't need to be compiled for latest nodejs

so it only compiles like very new things like class porperties

ASCII-only

hmm

Downgoat

and imports

btw have goat to go to sleep since am sick and need snoozes and almost midnight

ASCII-only

:| JS has no unicode category support yet :/

betseg

7:17 AM

I can't code in emojicode now :/

ASCII-only

@betseg why

betseg

My old phone was rooted so I could revert to old blubby Android emoji

But new one has those 💩y new Nougat emoji

@ASCII-only I was typing that

I want my warranty so no root :/

New Main Posts

7:42 AM

0

Q: Generating a random array of numbers for a user to guess

Write a program that randomly generates an integer with 10 to 20 digits. The program will then asks the user to guess a digit used in the number. If the digit appears in the number, display the number with the guessed digits and an “x” for the unknown digits. Allow the user to guess n times where...

code-challenge

Luis Mendo

8:20 AM

@ASCII-only But hey, the resulting 404 page is also geocitiesized

New Main Posts

8:35 AM

-5

Q: A matlab program that gives random multiple choice answers

I need help creating a program in matlab that gives the same questions but randomises the answers

code-generation

user202729

The OP of both NMP above are unregistered.

@NewMainPosts I think that I can submit a [C++98, C++03, C++11, C++14, C++17, C++20], but that's too lazy.

caird coinheringaahing

@user202729 I suppose that's better than someone with a SO account asking a "This should be SO" question. That always frustrates me

Adám

@ATaco That's easy to avoid in APL.

Manish Kundu

9:05 AM

I was close to getting a gold medal for logging in 100 days (was at 85/100 ), but I couldn't login yesterday and its gone now >.<

Emigna

I ended at 99 days once before I got it due to a worktrip which made me forget to log in

Manish Kundu

the achievement should have been like "login 100 days" instead of 100 consecutive days

caird coinheringaahing

9:21 AM

Nah, 100 days total is easy. 100 consecutive shows commitment (bugs not counting of course) :P

Adám

@cairdcoinheringaahing 100 consecutive days is exceedingly difficult for orthodox Jews:

2

Q: Can we get our own custom Enthusiast and Fanatic Badge?

Even though we're run on a generic platform (aka StackExchange), I think it's safe to say that we have the right to our own identity, and consequently our own rules. There are currently two elements of the site: the Enthusiast Badge and Fanatic Badge that both require a user visiting the site a ...

feature-request badges

New Main Posts

3

Q: Build a golfing language with me

A lot of PPCG users helped with the creation of this challenge, both in chat and the Sandbox, specifically Martin Ender, AdmBorkBork, Emigna and user202729 Our community has found it necessary to create a set of languages designed specifically for golfing, "golfing languages" as we call them. Su...

interpreter python test-battery answer-chaining language-design

caird coinheringaahing

@Adám That's quite interesting. I checked the number of people with Fanatic on Mi Yodeya: 38, compared to 301 for PPCG

Adám

@cairdcoinheringaahing But that's actually exactly the same percentage of users!

caird coinheringaahing

9:37 AM

38/17184 (0.0022) for Mi Yodeya, 301/79830 (0.0038) for PPCG

(Yes, I signed up for Mi Yodeya just to get that stat :P)

user202729

@cairdcoinheringaahing Uh... the KC codes look a bit bad.

caird coinheringaahing

KC codes?

Adám

@cairdcoinheringaahing Hm, I counted pages of Users. 18.6 18.0=38 301÷204 1672

user202729

kolmogorov-complexity

All of them matches ^\$(\d+o)*$.

caird coinheringaahing

Yeah, I didn't really golf them ~~that much~~ at all

user202729

9:41 AM

Wait a minute...

caird coinheringaahing

@NewMainPosts And there's the obligatory, silent downvote.

Adám

@cairdcoinheringaahing However, I have a feeling PPCG's number of users is hugely inflated due to HNQ, spam, homework, and work. In a daily basis, I recognise the user names of almost all those that answer Qs.

user202729

1 1 char != 1 byte. Why are you counting #10 as 46 bytes?

2 I guess need to fix my quine...

caird coinheringaahing

@user202729 I'm not, I'm counting them as encoded in the Bugle encoding

user202729

(sorry, I've never actually counted the code page)

caird coinheringaahing

9:43 AM

@user202729 Why?

user202729

(that was in UTF8?)

No.

Wait, how does the codepage work...

caird coinheringaahing

The code page aligns with Ascii, the quine is fine

user202729

Oh I see.

> The 0xFF character is not to be used for a command, as its used to indicate that the next hex value in to index into the second half of the code page.

And I forgot to check for bugs in the codepage conversion part.

curl view-source:codegolf.stackexchange.com/revisions/… > __tmp
grep unprintable __tmp  | xxd

[...]
000000c0: 6473 2077 6974 6820 616e 2075 6e70 7269  ds with an unpri
000000d0: 6e74 6162 6c65 2063 6861 7261 6374 6572  ntable character
000000e0: 3a20 6060 2c20 616e 6420 6d61 7920 6e6f  : ``, and may no
000000f0: 7420 6265 2064 6973 706c 6179 6564 206f  t be displayed o
[...]

Huh?

caird coinheringaahing

Yeah, SE really doesn't like unprintable characters :/

user202729

It's the [BEL]?

caird coinheringaahing

9:52 AM

Yes

user202729

> It's possible to have raw DEL character () on answer submit, but not edit submit.

Similarly for some other unprintable characters.

caird coinheringaahing

@user202729 Thanks, it should be visible now

Fatalize

@cairdcoinheringaahing What prevents me from simply implementing a built-in for one of the challenges?

caird coinheringaahing

Nothing, although it's fairly uninteresting. I'm kinda expecting at least one answer to do that, minimum

Fatalize

It's uninteresting but isn't that the best way to win?

user202729

9:57 AM

Each builtin must improve at least 2 challenges.

@cairdcoinheringaahing Escape the \ too.

caird coinheringaahing

Ah yeah. ^^ I knew I forgot something :P

user202729

aaaand... it took another revision.

(the grace period is both too long and too short at the same time)

caird coinheringaahing

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Doesn't matter that much - everyone makes mistakes

Fatalize

@user202729 Where is that written?

user202729

Do we have a "escape HTML" challenge?

caird coinheringaahing

10:00 AM

> In order to be valid, a new submission must have golfed submissions for at least 2 of the problems, by at least 1 byte for each

Fatalize

Oh

Why is that hidden in the tasks section? This seems super important

user202729

To test your ability to read carefully :P

New Sandboxed Posts

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Fruit bagging factory Your mission is to build an algorithm (program or function) that can optimize bagging fruit from a conveyor belt into a bag. Each bag has to weight strictly more than weight units, just to be sure no one complains. Your bagging machine has always a lookahead of n fruits fro...

caird coinheringaahing

@Fatalize Repeated it again in the Rules section, thanks for noticing (or not, in this case :P) it's obscurity

@user202729 The grace period just doesn't make sense Case in point

Erik the Outgolfer

10:26 AM

@dylnan this is something ais523 is known not to be comfortable to answer

and the answer is really a bit...

@LuisMendo hey, you tried to link me to a virus!

I have Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2018

user202729

@dylnan ais523 doesn't like reputation (and delete and recreate an account every time an answer is posted is too time-consuming). — user202729 1 min ago

@EriktheOutgolfer ... virus?

Erik the Outgolfer

yes, his starred message took me somewhere where Kaspersky flagged as "threat of data loss"

so, yeah, I didn't proceed any further

Luis Mendo

10:47 AM

@EriktheOutgolfer What?

Hm no idea. AFAIK, it's a page that alters the aspect of other pages, for fun

Erik the Outgolfer

@LuisMendo

13.04.2018 13.47.29;Dangerous URL blocked;http://www.wonder-tonic.com/geocitiesizer/content.php?theme=2&music=5&ur‌l=https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions;http://www.wonder-tonic.com/geocit‌iesizer/content.php?theme=2&music=5&url=https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questi‌ons;KSN;Google Chrome;04/13/2018 13:47:29

user202729

How can JS affect data?

Erik the Outgolfer

that is, I tried to visit it at 13.04.2018 13.47.29, but it was blocked: Dangerous URL blocked, because of KSN, by using the Google Chrome and the block happened on 04/13/2018 13:47:29

KSN stands for Kaspersky Security Network, that is, researched sites going there based on other users' visits

so I doubt there are any false positives there

user202729

Technically if I golf the existing Bugle programs it would be harder for the next answerer...

Erik the Outgolfer

@LuisMendo so, yeah, I'm not going there, maybe you unknowingly posted a virus or something...

what anti-virus do you have btw?

Luis Mendo

10:54 AM

Windows Defender, integrated in Windows 10

user202729

I don't have any (yes, apart from Windows Defender)

Erik the Outgolfer

interestingly, only Kaspersky identifies it as Phishing

virustotal.com/#/url/…

but that's enough for me, since Kaspersky is like the best anti-virus out there at least for me

Luis Mendo

That may be because the page modifies the aspect of other pages, making them look like crappy 90's sites. So technically it's phishing

user202729

Just be careful not to download viruses...

dzaima

@EriktheOutgolfer so it's either Kaspersky not liking that much comic sans or a false positive I'd say :p

Luis Mendo

10:57 AM

^ I can undertand that :-D

dzaima

or maybe Kaspersky actually knows that the site looks like PPCG and thinks that it is trying to trick you into using it as PPCG

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