1 box multiple splitters(who will win?)

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and a call to python3
(the actual commands are in the top of the source code of this page for example)
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<h3>But, can't it leak critical information to the outside world?</h3>
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I am not a security expert, but you have full control over the commands,
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you can just use commands that are in the same directory as the compiling websites
(like i keep the build scripts in the <i>bscripts</i> folder).
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<h3>Interesting notes from making it using Rust</h3>
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Overall, it is a 188 lines main file, using 0 dependencies(apart from std),
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I also have 3 <code>unsafe</code> blocks, 2 for using a static variable,
and another 1 for lossly converting a <code>[u8]</code> to <code>&str</code>.
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<h3>The original plan</h3>
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The original plan was different, I initially wanted a fully real time thingy,
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I decided to make into a bash commands, to better have what I aimed for
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<h3>Rust can be annoing sometimes</h3>
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Rust can be a bitch when it comes to handling strings,
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without any extra functions or allocations or anything really...
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<h3>Still glad I used Rust</h3>
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I'm kind of a Rust fanboy(<i>catgirl</i>),