Sveryrealtechpics·Very Real Tech PicsbySynthead document.write("<b>Hacked!!!</b>")View original on lemmy.world141Comments12Reply
macniel replyfeddit.deI mean it's pretty dope that you can embed assets directly into your HolyC code.12Reply
macniel replyfeddit.deExcept that's how you write JavaScript embedded in html. At least that was the way when there were browsers that didn't know the script-tag.10Reply
kkautau replylemmy.world3Hide 3 repliesNo, the variable code is set to a string of “hack” The code will work, but will just run the course of the else path and replace all the HTML with bold text that says “Unknown Reso And whatever else that cut off string contains7Reply
ssettoloki replylemmy.oneYou are right. I honestly stopped reading halfway through, just assumed they were all else if's1Reply
ssettoloki replylemmy.one1Hide 1 replyvar code is set to hack. Though the code would run didn't notice the lace condition is an else not an else if1Reply
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How to spot a TempleOS coder 101:
I mean it's pretty dope that you can embed assets directly into your HolyC code.
That code wouldn't work, the variable hack is never set.
Except that's how you write JavaScript embedded in html. At least that was the way when there were browsers that didn't know the
script-tag.No, the variable
codeis set to a string of “hack”The code will work, but will just run the course of the
elsepath and replace all the HTML with bold text that says “Unknown ResoAnd whatever else that cut off string contains
You are right. I honestly stopped reading halfway through, just assumed they were all else if's
right at the top, it is set to
var codevar code is set to hack. Though the code would run didn't notice the lace condition is an else not an else if
I wasn't being serious. Lace condition sounds scandalous.
I love me some sans serif hacking.
Comic Sans hacking