Suggest something to make

Create a dynamic shellcode injection tool.

read weather data and plot/host the info on your website

>>60926536
Make a login page

>>60926536
Make a hello world

recreate the AES encryption algorithm in assembly

>>60926596
No fuck that, make TWO hello worlds

Make a native downloader for PS VITA.
Jailbreak ps4/xbone

Install gentoo desu

>>60926536
OP, goto Freelancer and look at the jobs people are bidding on. This is what the /world/ wants.

>>60926536
Neural network desu

>>60926536
install gentoo

>>60926536
Make a captcha solver i'm so fucking sick of playing hide and seek with these fucking cars.

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Pick whichever you like.

>>60926606
Or better yet make a script that writes hello world scripts every second in a loop forever.

>>60927324
OR create a script that make a hello world window pop up every second, until it overloads the CPU, and crashes the system.

>>60927276
use the legacy captcha

>>60927324

#!/bin/bash
while sleep 1; do
    echo $'#!/bin/bash\necho "Hello, World!"' > $((++i)).sh
    chmod +x $i.sh
done

Did I do it right?

>>60927276
install gentoo

>>60927246
Wouldnt be easier to just say make a web scraper

>>60928145
whats this do, change permission to bash?

>>60928812
It does exactly what it's supposed to do, as defined in >>60927324

Programm a cumdumpster waifu

>>60928849

oh I see it now, but where does he set i to a number?

I think he needs to some how call the new script in the the original script so they start doing the same thing

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>>60928927

>>60926536
write a line editor

>>60926536
Write some small tools. Maybe a blog software, to do list, Stuff you might find useful. You could try to replace tools you use.

Or if you like, I'd fancy a word processor for paper documents for the command line with basic markup support as I'm too dense for LaTeX.

>>60926536
make a Gentoo GUI installer

>>60928967
is that gnome?

anoobis@botnet:~$ echo $((++how_many_times_can_I_shit_post_a_second))
1
anoobis@botnet:~$ 

I still dont get why, does the ++ make bash know its a int?

or is all undeclared variables in bash a int?

Ive never really used bash for scripting, an I only know a spoonfull of python

Remake some arcade games with your own 'spin' on them

>>60926536
write your suicide note and fucking kill yourself

>>60926536
Remake doom with you as the mc, and student body/faculty as monsters. Wear trenchcoats to school after turning in project to promote your game.

>>60929144
That's android, LineageOS 14.1.

Bash, other Unix shells and Tcl don't really have a concept of integer data types. They're all stringly typed, so leaving out obvious optimisations, all data is presented to you as a string.

Sure, you can declare a variable in bash as an int (

declare -i var

), but all that does is make bash during every assignment to var check, if it contains a string that looks like an integer, or else set it to "0".

During arithmetic operations (that is: $(( )), $[ ], (( )), let, array indexing) the shell will also check any variables that don't look like integers and assume a 0. That's why when increasing an undefined value by 1, we get a 1.

>>60926560
Austin archer is that you?

>>60929144

#!/bin/bash
count(){
        while true; do
                echo $((i++))
        done
}
count > counter &
sleep 1
kill $!
tail -1 counter
rm counter
anoobis@botnet:~$ ./countme.sh
69792
./countme.sh: line 10:  4539 Terminated              count > counter
anoobis@botnet:~$