Issue #250 / Sep 2021

With one line of Bash code, you can create a Bash web server for quickly viewing the output from Bash scripts and commands.

Like other modern replacement commands, zstd offers significantly faster file compression than the standard archiving tools.

The broot file manager guarantees clearer, quicker navigation of the directory tree at the command line.

If you are a genuine admin, you will want to be able to google things at the command line. Charly uses googler for this; it has pretty useful capabilities despite the unimaginative name.

The Integrity Measurement Architecture adds important details to your audit logs, making it easier to track an intruder's footprints.

Released back in 2012, Go flew under the radar for a long time until showcase projects such as Docker pushed its popularity. Today, Go has become the language of choice of many system programmers.

The ESP8266 is in the core of many IoT devices. Thanks to ESP8266 sniffer mode, you can monitor the WiFi medium for diagnostics and optimization.

Command-line tools and Node-RED on a Raspberry Pi let you control projects that use the USB ports.

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