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@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ After I got this working I was looking into writing hacky bash scripts to automa
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required to complete the challenge in order to make it easier for me to record the solution,
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as I have often found myself recording over and over again for a demo without any mistakes.
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During the time I was playing around with this idea, researching possible solutions have led me
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to a hidden gem of a project on GitHub called \texttt{demo-magic}%
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to a hidden gem of a project on GitHub called \code{demo-magic}%
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\footnote{\href{https://github.com/paxtonhare/demo-magic}{https://github.com/paxtonhare/demo-magic}},
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which is esentially a bash script that simulates someone typing into a terminal and executing
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commands.
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@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ Soon after recording demo videos was not even necessary anymore, as I have start
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the solution script with the challenge code itself, making it toggleable using build-time
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variables.
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Should the solution script be enabled, the challenge would automatically start%
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\footnote{I did this by injecting the solution script into the user's \texttt{.bashrc} file}
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\footnote{I did this by injecting the solution script into the user's \code{.bashrc} file}
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completing itself in the terminal integrated into it's frontend, often even explaining the
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commands executed during the solution process.
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