Ólafur WaageWhy have "localhost" when you can have "lolcathost"
Anders Stenberg@olafurw window.lolcation
Karl Fredrik 🦊@olafurw well it is the best way to browse logs though https://github.com/busyloop/lolcat
Radio AzureusI use #lolcat for a long time, it's not just fun, I combine it with the third function, which I'll include again in a sec
function third(){ awk '{if (NR%3==0){print "\033[32m" $0 "\033[0m"} else{print}}'; }
#bash #sh #zsh #ksh #csh #100DaysOfCode #Linux #POSIX #advanced #Programming #Ruby #RubyOnRails
tipjip@olafurw Whenever I next have to name a new computer it will be called „localtoast“.
FlohEinstein@tipjip watch out for unauthorized bread (a book by @pluralistic )
Tamir Bahar
johnharkin@olafurw I’ve had “posthamster“ in my alias file for nearly 40 years. Time to add this one to hosts.
Dan Neuman 🇨🇦@olafurw I can haz open port?
Erik Ableson@olafurw @wendynather off to « sudo vi /etc/hosts »
jnfrd Jan@olafurw I have many of those. But they all refuse to work.
Philipp Riederer@olafurw or, of course, local.horse.
Cadbury Moose
Zarniwoep 
@olafurw is :5173 leetspeak for site?
Charls@olafurw lolcat is an amazing cli tool fyi
Robert Atkins
joshua may@ratkins @olafurw oh no now I want to build a proxy to filter localhost requests via `lolcat` (https://github.com/busyloop/lolcat)
Derick Rethans