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Now you can browse our unix swag store via terminal

• nkcmr 12y ago
  Am I the only one getting a blank page?
  • dlisboa 12y ago
    Nope. I first got the page with the terminal, but trying to access the rest of the site turned into blank responses. Seems the whole site went down.
    • Facens 12y ago
      Sorry guys, it's back up now
      • username42 12y ago
        down again ?
        • pennadl 12y ago
          up again
        • Facens 12y ago
          The server is suffering seriously, too many people playing with a very alphaish piece of software XD
        • Facens 12y ago
          Back up anyway with a scaled configuration
• rainmaking 12y ago
  I'd only expect an ultra minimalist design from a unix shop, but showing nothing at all is a little over the top.
  • Facens 12y ago
    The site was probably down, too many requests, now we scaled the server and it's kind of coping...
• michaelhoffman 12y ago
  [guest:unixstickers ~]# How much should I trust the security of a business that gives root access to `guest`?
  • Facens 12y ago
    Eehhmm that's because our customers rule? XD Ok, this one was lame :>
  • pennadl 12y ago
    we trust our customers :-)
• fallingmeat 12y ago
  how does `ls` not work?! and wtf is the `catalog` binary anyway? :)
  • Facens 12y ago
    Ehrr, feedback taken...
• dTal 12y ago
  From the title I thought I'd be able to telnet or ssh in. This is cool, but it's basically just a really awkward web page. I don't wish to denigrate the effort though. Surely some unixy commands wouldn't go amiss? At least 'ls'? Hrm. For some reason I suddenly want some swag...
  • Facens 12y ago
    Ye this was a WE project that just looked so cool, and some of the libraries needed were already out there. Opensourcing & moving everything to telnet/ssh is probably the next step. For now it was just fun :P
    • dTal 12y ago
      That would be amazing! There's a real dearth of terminal-based amusement on the internet these days - last cool thing I remember was that telnet server that would play the first third of Star Wars in ASCII art. Being able to buy Unix swag entirely over SSH would definitely take the crown. Good stuff though :) I see similar initial reactions to mine elsewhere in the thread, but let's not make the perfect the enemy of the good, eh?
• bitwize 12y ago
  I won't consider this an actual thing until you can telnet or ssh in. Well, it won't be long till no one actually admins a Unix system through ssh anymore, they just connect to their cloud instances via a Web console using their Macs. (Linux? On the desktop? Like ew, man.) So I guess my greys are totally showing here.
• timruffles 12y ago
  I tried `ls` - not there. Obviously all the products available should be files, it's unix :) Better workflow: ls stickers/ | grep ubuntu | xargs add-to-cart checkout
  • abimaelmartell 12y ago
    I also tried `ls` before `help`. Not unix enough.
• skorgu 12y ago
  No Ocaml stickers?!