22K views · Feb 26, 2007 · 2:14 · 0 HN recommenders · 3 mentions · discussed 2017–2024
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.
Why Hacker News points people here: Cited as a nostalgic example of a CLI that orders pizza whenever HN discusses terminal-based ordering.
“reminds me a little of the old-school Pizza Party terminal app from the '90s”HN comment, 2018
“I thought this is rather cool - Pizza Party a CLI for Domino's”
Command line program for ordering Dominos pizza
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 this video (One day I'd like to be able to afford to cron job something like that ;)
“reminds me a little of the old-school Pizza Party terminal app from the '90s”
Old-school 90s terminal pizza ordering app
Concept (but not implementation) reminds me a little of the old-school Pizza Party terminal app from the '90s: this video
“Reminds me of the pizza cli app that would order Domino's Pizza.”
CLI app that orders Dominos pizza
Reminds me of the pizza cli app that would order Domino's Pizza. EDIT Pizza Party is what I am thinking about. this video
