I recently hacked together a little 300-line bash script to manage my dotfiles called dot-man. Basically, it will let you manage your dotfiles in a git repository, and you can run it every so often to keep your local / remote dotfiles up to date.
Install is as simple as:
git clone git@github.com:cneill/dot-man.git
OR
git clone https://github.com/cneill/dot-man.git
Let me know what you think! You can find me on Twitter @ccneill.
Recently, while looking at a JavaScript function intended to generate a cryptographically-secure random IV to be used in AES-GCM, I noticed something interesting which I immediately suspected was not unique to this project. Sure enough, Matt, my awesome colleague, sent me a link to a how-to article describing the process of generating random values in Node.js that included the exact same quirk.
Here is their example (with minor edits so as not to call out the author of that how-to post too explicitly):
Do you notice anything fishy?