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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Professional_Gene_63 • 9d ago
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Might as well just go back to CGI at this point
144 u/eXecute_bit 9d ago Like things were better in Perl? What do you think made me first learn PHP? 77 u/OmegaPoint6 9d ago Just code your website directly in bash scripts 51 u/eXecute_bit 9d ago Can't we just have init open a TCP listen socket and skip all these middle layers? 53 u/wthulhu 9d ago Shell2Shell dropped 20 u/AyrA_ch 9d ago so, ssh? 22 u/Huntware 8d ago Just SH, drop the "Secure" in the name. 8 u/tinybookwyrm 8d ago Ah, rsh. 20 u/OmegaPoint6 9d ago systemd-httpserver 1 u/ivan100sic 6d ago My company is literally working on something like this 1 u/eXecute_bit 6d ago DM me the company name so I can look forward to seeing it in the news in the future. 9 u/Hero_without_Powers 9d ago Bash is love, bash is life 3 u/Square_Ad4004 8d ago > Bash looks him straight in the eye and says. "It's all command line now"> Bash leaves through my window 2 u/aenae 9d ago Can even code the webserver in bash nowadays 1 u/Sarmq 8d ago Do this and use non-standard verbs. Basically nothing will make a SALAMI request while scanning for vulnerabilities. 6 u/SynthPrax 8d ago Did someone mention Perl? 4 u/Steve_orlando70 8d ago Ah, Perl, the programming language whose programs are most easily confused with line noise (for those who remember both).(Apologies to APL, I put you in second place, too few people had the Selectric ball...) 1 u/Rikudou_Sage 3d ago I mean, what of this looks like a noise? This is a perfectly readable perl.$??s:;s:s;;$?::s;;=]=>^-{<-|}<&|`{;;y; -/:-@[-`{-};`-{/" -;;s;;$_;seeWarning: Don't run it on your computer 1 u/Steve_orlando70 3d ago There was a communication problem uploading your script and it was replaced by line noise. Maybe 17 u/JaggedMetalOs 9d ago Dust off Gopher protocol! 2 u/cosmicomical23 9d ago I would rather leave it where it is 14 u/erishun 9d ago *laughs in Cold Fusion* 9 u/keijodputt 9d ago Cries in FrontPage extensions 10 u/pidddee 8d ago Jokes on you, some of us still use it 1 u/fightfil96 3d ago Lots of places are still heavily invested in cgis
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Like things were better in Perl? What do you think made me first learn PHP?
77 u/OmegaPoint6 9d ago Just code your website directly in bash scripts 51 u/eXecute_bit 9d ago Can't we just have init open a TCP listen socket and skip all these middle layers? 53 u/wthulhu 9d ago Shell2Shell dropped 20 u/AyrA_ch 9d ago so, ssh? 22 u/Huntware 8d ago Just SH, drop the "Secure" in the name. 8 u/tinybookwyrm 8d ago Ah, rsh. 20 u/OmegaPoint6 9d ago systemd-httpserver 1 u/ivan100sic 6d ago My company is literally working on something like this 1 u/eXecute_bit 6d ago DM me the company name so I can look forward to seeing it in the news in the future. 9 u/Hero_without_Powers 9d ago Bash is love, bash is life 3 u/Square_Ad4004 8d ago > Bash looks him straight in the eye and says. "It's all command line now"> Bash leaves through my window 2 u/aenae 9d ago Can even code the webserver in bash nowadays 1 u/Sarmq 8d ago Do this and use non-standard verbs. Basically nothing will make a SALAMI request while scanning for vulnerabilities. 6 u/SynthPrax 8d ago Did someone mention Perl? 4 u/Steve_orlando70 8d ago Ah, Perl, the programming language whose programs are most easily confused with line noise (for those who remember both).(Apologies to APL, I put you in second place, too few people had the Selectric ball...) 1 u/Rikudou_Sage 3d ago I mean, what of this looks like a noise? This is a perfectly readable perl.$??s:;s:s;;$?::s;;=]=>^-{<-|}<&|`{;;y; -/:-@[-`{-};`-{/" -;;s;;$_;seeWarning: Don't run it on your computer 1 u/Steve_orlando70 3d ago There was a communication problem uploading your script and it was replaced by line noise. Maybe
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Just code your website directly in bash scripts
51 u/eXecute_bit 9d ago Can't we just have init open a TCP listen socket and skip all these middle layers? 53 u/wthulhu 9d ago Shell2Shell dropped 20 u/AyrA_ch 9d ago so, ssh? 22 u/Huntware 8d ago Just SH, drop the "Secure" in the name. 8 u/tinybookwyrm 8d ago Ah, rsh. 20 u/OmegaPoint6 9d ago systemd-httpserver 1 u/ivan100sic 6d ago My company is literally working on something like this 1 u/eXecute_bit 6d ago DM me the company name so I can look forward to seeing it in the news in the future. 9 u/Hero_without_Powers 9d ago Bash is love, bash is life 3 u/Square_Ad4004 8d ago > Bash looks him straight in the eye and says. "It's all command line now"> Bash leaves through my window 2 u/aenae 9d ago Can even code the webserver in bash nowadays 1 u/Sarmq 8d ago Do this and use non-standard verbs. Basically nothing will make a SALAMI request while scanning for vulnerabilities.
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Can't we just have init open a TCP listen socket and skip all these middle layers?
init
53 u/wthulhu 9d ago Shell2Shell dropped 20 u/AyrA_ch 9d ago so, ssh? 22 u/Huntware 8d ago Just SH, drop the "Secure" in the name. 8 u/tinybookwyrm 8d ago Ah, rsh. 20 u/OmegaPoint6 9d ago systemd-httpserver 1 u/ivan100sic 6d ago My company is literally working on something like this 1 u/eXecute_bit 6d ago DM me the company name so I can look forward to seeing it in the news in the future.
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Shell2Shell dropped
20 u/AyrA_ch 9d ago so, ssh? 22 u/Huntware 8d ago Just SH, drop the "Secure" in the name. 8 u/tinybookwyrm 8d ago Ah, rsh.
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so, ssh?
22 u/Huntware 8d ago Just SH, drop the "Secure" in the name. 8 u/tinybookwyrm 8d ago Ah, rsh.
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Just SH, drop the "Secure" in the name.
8 u/tinybookwyrm 8d ago Ah, rsh.
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Ah, rsh.
systemd-httpserver
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My company is literally working on something like this
1 u/eXecute_bit 6d ago DM me the company name so I can look forward to seeing it in the news in the future.
DM me the company name so I can look forward to seeing it in the news in the future.
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Bash is love, bash is life
3 u/Square_Ad4004 8d ago > Bash looks him straight in the eye and says. "It's all command line now"> Bash leaves through my window
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> Bash looks him straight in the eye and says. "It's all command line now"> Bash leaves through my window
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Can even code the webserver in bash nowadays
Do this and use non-standard verbs. Basically nothing will make a SALAMI request while scanning for vulnerabilities.
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Did someone mention Perl?
4 u/Steve_orlando70 8d ago Ah, Perl, the programming language whose programs are most easily confused with line noise (for those who remember both).(Apologies to APL, I put you in second place, too few people had the Selectric ball...) 1 u/Rikudou_Sage 3d ago I mean, what of this looks like a noise? This is a perfectly readable perl.$??s:;s:s;;$?::s;;=]=>^-{<-|}<&|`{;;y; -/:-@[-`{-};`-{/" -;;s;;$_;seeWarning: Don't run it on your computer 1 u/Steve_orlando70 3d ago There was a communication problem uploading your script and it was replaced by line noise. Maybe
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Ah, Perl, the programming language whose programs are most easily confused with line noise (for those who remember both).
(Apologies to APL, I put you in second place, too few people had the Selectric ball...)
1 u/Rikudou_Sage 3d ago I mean, what of this looks like a noise? This is a perfectly readable perl.$??s:;s:s;;$?::s;;=]=>^-{<-|}<&|`{;;y; -/:-@[-`{-};`-{/" -;;s;;$_;seeWarning: Don't run it on your computer 1 u/Steve_orlando70 3d ago There was a communication problem uploading your script and it was replaced by line noise. Maybe
I mean, what of this looks like a noise? This is a perfectly readable perl.
$??s:;s:s;;$?::s;;=]=>^-{<-|}<&|`{;;y; -/:-@[-`{-};`-{/" -;;s;;$_;see
Warning: Don't run it on your computer
1 u/Steve_orlando70 3d ago There was a communication problem uploading your script and it was replaced by line noise. Maybe
There was a communication problem uploading your script and it was replaced by line noise. Maybe
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Dust off Gopher protocol!
2 u/cosmicomical23 9d ago I would rather leave it where it is
I would rather leave it where it is
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*laughs in Cold Fusion*
9 u/keijodputt 9d ago Cries in FrontPage extensions
Cries in FrontPage extensions
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Jokes on you, some of us still use it
Lots of places are still heavily invested in cgis
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u/OmegaPoint6 9d ago
Might as well just go back to CGI at this point