Official Release of Wikipedia Bot is Here

How to Use: @wiki <Query>

Runs on cron job, every minute.

If there is literally no Wikipedia page for query, still gets a relevant result.

Demo in Comments.

Official Release of Meme Bot is here, Though it's a meme bot, it can be used as any image bot, since it googles the text. For better results, give proper description.

The script runs on a cron job, checking for mentions every minute, so, it will reply within 1 minute.

@memesbot <name-of-the-meme>

Here's the source code: https://gist.github.com/theabbie/...

Demo in comments

I can't find @unclesam

Did he delete his account?

He was a good ShitPoster

Wrote this little script to generate a Rant of a given user based on his Existing Rants

Code:
https://gist.github.com/theabbie/...

REST Endpoint:
https://devrant-gefgjr8gnr28.runkit.sh/...

Rant won't be very readable though.

Anyone has heard of "Google foobar challenges"?

I found out that it's a secret process of hiring developers and programmers all over the world.

Google triggers it when a user searches for some Programming related stuff.

I think the fact that even Apple can't unlock your phone if you forget your passcode proves that they use very naive encryption method.

Suppose my data is "Hey This is Some Data" and Passcode is 1234, I could just Jumble this data using that passcode and It will be difficult to decrypt without Passcode. And If data is huge, it will be fairly impossible to do so. But that doesn't make it a good encryption method.

Such encryption, though safe is not practical, Imagine if there was no "Forget Password" Option on any account, I usually forgot my password very often when I was a child.

Apple has been doing such things for years, Using Bad things as a selling point. Apple users are dumb anyways because they don't want to control their phone.

Reset Password is a weak point which might be exploited but in such cases, usability is more important than security. Any service which doesn't allow resetting Password is a shitty service and I would never use such a service, They are too naive.

So, Recently I had made a short film "Brazen Epiphany" and I added it to IMDB, I discovered that IMDB has a flawed verification system, they don't actually verify edits. So, I credited myself for acting in various films. And, they got approved. Then one day, a writer of one of those movies discovered this and ranted on Twitter about it

https://twitter.com/varungrover/...

I told him about this whole stuff, Then I was contacted by a journalist amd they published a story on this

https://mumbaimirror.indiatimes.com/...

I know it's pretty lame to give wrong information to a community website, but I enjoyed it

I still can't understand why people hate Javascript?

Testing Department be like