Post B4nlbaumtDtpOqwrUu by ska@social.treehouse.systems
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(DIR) Post #B4nT3HIZWBpRXXYns8 by astraleureka@social.treehouse.systems
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totally harmless #powershell time!!do{$a={$args[0]-replace'[A-Za-z]',{$b=if([char]$_.value-cmatch'[A-Z]'){0x41}else{0x61};[char](([int][char]"$_"-$b+0xd)%0x1a+$b)}};$c=[Activator]::CreateInstance([type](&$a (-join".Facefglmpruvz"[1,7,5,6,10,13,0,1,3,10,10,9,11,0,1,7,2,6,11,10,5,12,5,0,1,3,10,10,9,11,1,7,2,6,11,10,5,12,8,10,4])));$d=&$a "fcRnX"<##>;$e=&$a (-join" CEGHNPQRVabcegnruyz"[17,8,18,1,0,9,0,15,19,0,3,13,5,1,12,16,7,0,9,10,0,15,0,6,11,19,1,4,14,8,2]);$f=&$a "cfBOwrPG";$g=&$a "zrguBqf";$h=&$a (-join"RxaibV"[5,2,3,4,1,0]);$c.$f.$g[$d].$h($e)}while($null-gt1337)have fun :)
(DIR) Post #B4nUb6J0znDnFKSXse by gsuberland@chaos.social
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@astraleureka Activator.CreateInstance is always such a red flag lol
(DIR) Post #B4nUbvUoffxs0hNBr6 by astraleureka@social.treehouse.systems
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i promise it is actually 100% harmless and not even that obfuscated really
(DIR) Post #B4nUe3IecyfUnChLE0 by astraleureka@social.treehouse.systems
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@gsuberland i couldn't figure out a less obvious way to dynamically create a new object without literally saying it lol
(DIR) Post #B4nbi95hjnUjahXX4S by rho@social.treehouse.systems
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@astraleureka is this the new perl signature?
(DIR) Post #B4ngUHLSkfI4uK7Mdk by astraleureka@social.treehouse.systems
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@rho lol, powershell as written by a perl hacker :^)
(DIR) Post #B4nga6H0pTEMJ3oPK4 by atax1a@infosec.exchange
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@astraleureka @rho i mean our opinion on powershell is that it's as if bash and perl and the .NET framework had a threesome and birthed a chimera-baby
(DIR) Post #B4nhH0tyfyvO6CV5MG by astraleureka@social.treehouse.systems
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@atax1a @rho this is an extremely accurate description of powershell. it tries very hard to be perly, but with a distinctive microsoft odour that it can't shake
(DIR) Post #B4nkWo0yepLCcszpjM by rho@social.treehouse.systems
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@astraleureka @atax1a 5 slightly incompatible versions with conflicting documentation or no documentation at all and occasional random unreproducable crashes, and everyone talking about it online is gaslighting people into thinking that's normal and how the world should work?
(DIR) Post #B4nlbaumtDtpOqwrUu by ska@social.treehouse.systems
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@astraleureka your face is fglmpruvz
(DIR) Post #B4oCbm5O3OvYoBDUQq by astraleureka@social.treehouse.systems
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@ska that's the kindest thing anybody's said to me all month 🥺
(DIR) Post #B4oHcO0dYTtWCF6ci0 by allpurposemat@mastodon.gamedev.place
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@astraleureka "Speech is not supported on this platform." 🤐
(DIR) Post #B4oHz0QfOLl9iy4CvY by astraleureka@social.treehouse.systems
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@allpurposemat Aw, .NET core is so boring sometimes. I can understand it being unimplemented on Linux (festival or flite are rarely installed and are uh.. a bit rough) but at macOS at least ships with a TTS and this class could probably be implemented with decent compatibility:(
(DIR) Post #B4oIEBueyfsRgUKwoy by allpurposemat@mastodon.gamedev.place
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@astraleureka I wanted to know what it does, but I do not have :windows: (am on Linux). I think I have espeak installed, I used it to troll friends earlier 😄
(DIR) Post #B4oINfXcBop4BI4qXI by astraleureka@social.treehouse.systems
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@allpurposemat The unobfuscated version:[System.Speech.Synthesis.SpeechSynthesizer]::new().Speak('Help me, I am trapped in a computer')
(DIR) Post #B4oITb5JfgqU65fRWC by astraleureka@social.treehouse.systems
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@allpurposemat .NET (or really just the Win32 API as a whole) is a real kitchen sink sometimes. it has *so* much to use!
(DIR) Post #B4oJ6aBEy4iuaO1noe by allpurposemat@mastodon.gamedev.place
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@astraleureka wowww yeah! That's cool, thanks for sharing :D
(DIR) Post #B4oK4as5WlMA6WgY4G by astraleureka@social.treehouse.systems
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@allpurposemat thank you for mentioning espeak-ng - it's been ages since I looked at F/OSS TTS implementations. most of them (pico2, maryTTS, espeak-ng, festival/flite) are oldschool robotic style, but coqui-tts is a modern "deep learning" style model that has surprisingly good results. it looks like it was commercially developed yet released as open source, but the company died a few years ago. hopefully it hasn't bitrotted too hard ... ?
(DIR) Post #B4oM7TjEjxi4jE33z6 by allpurposemat@mastodon.gamedev.place
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@astraleureka Haha, espeak is not a *great* solution but I know it works, is small to download, and is easy to pipe into my mic.I did some research into an actually usable TTS a few years back and also found coqui. Checked now and there's a Nix package for it, pointing to what looks like a maintained fork: https://github.com/idiap/coqui-ai-TTSI ought to try it at some point! Maybe I can even connect Powershell to it and run your command 🙃