Pizza Party: A Command Line Program for Ordering Pizza
TheKitchenSinkII0 HN recommenders · 2017–2024
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A short 2007 demo of Pizza Party, a command line program that orders Domino's pizza from a UNIX-like terminal. The video shows the designers placing an order using the software.
Cited as a nostalgic example of a CLI that orders pizza whenever HN discusses terminal-based ordering.
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3 comments from Hacker News
That seems a rather big privacy issue on Domino's part. I wonder if it also opens the doors to some kind of social engineering attack, with someone pretending to be Domino's asking for money over the phone. As an aside I thought this is rather cool - Pizza Party a CLI for Domino's [VIDEO] (One day I'd like to be able to afford to cron job something like that ;)
Concept (but not implementation) reminds me a little of the old-school Pizza Party terminal app from the '90s: [VIDEO]
Reminds me of the pizza cli app that would order Domino's Pizza. EDIT Pizza Party is what I am thinking about. [VIDEO]