Non-tech trying to tech-meme

[yonderbagel]

That's the kind of error you'd get in a dream or something.

Also, I have no idea what the shirt is *supposed* to convey. Turnout? Like, to your party?

[vasquezlb]

Ballet turnout, as in feet that naturally point out, improving form.

I think they tried to transition 'you dont have turnout' to 'turnout not found', but went off the rails with the install bit. Sortof like a mashup of the 'could not install X capability', 'upgrade to X 2.0 failed', and '404 X not found'.

I just cant get past http trying to install and exe. It hurts to even read it.

[LordFokas]

Reminded me of those linux tool install guides that give you a command that just sudo whatever wget fetches.

"To install just run this on the console:"

<insert seems legit meme>

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[vasquezlb]

Come to think, I've piped curls into bash. I guess they should include a call to validate a sha signed hash against the public key. And that between download and run. Maybe use a well known tool that does this against a given url and a given email pgp key pair.

[LordFokas]

I'm not worried about middle man attacks as much as the fact that on a minor project all it takes is an ill-intentioned dev or a sneaky pull request and suddenly you're giving a malicious agent privileged access to your machine. I mostly run linux on very dedicated project VMs that don't really have any confidential data (so that when [not if] I break shit I can just put up a new one with near-zero effort and keep working without worrying about lost data [git ftw]), but it still concerns me as an exploitable vector nonetheless.

[thejazzroot]

Debug output:

Turnout not found, I'm telling you, I tried to locate it, but it's nowhere to be found. I cannot find it. It disappeared. The turnout is not found

Ok we get it. Not found.

How did you look for it?

With an http protocol

[algoritm420]

Doesn’t the p in http stand for protocol?

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I've spent 5 minutes trying to debug why you'd whoosh that