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December 4, 2020

inkelinks S01E02

Yes! Welcome to a new issue of inkelinks. Last time it was the first one and of course I had a typo on the subject 😞 but all the links were working, so there’s that 💪🏽

In this issue you’ll find the regular links section plus a new Podcast Episode of the Week section where I’ll share a single link to an episode of the many podcasts that I listen to that I think has value for sharing. I hope you like it!

As always your feedback and suggestions are welcomed!

Links

  • Upterm - Secure Terminal Sharing
    I never did too much pair programming, but for sure this looks like an interesting take on making it easier to share a terminal with others.
  • A shell command to create JSON: jo
    My good friend Matías Aguirre (@linuxaddict on Twitter) shared this with me. I can’t believe I’ve never heard of it before, this is an awesome utility!
  • Supercharge Your Bash History
    Excellent article on how to configure Bash history to show meaningful information and not just every single thing you type in your terminal.
  • How to make video calls almost as good as face-to-face
    In this day and era, video calls are becoming more important at every minute. This article might seem long, but the tl;dr section is concise to give you already lots of pointers. Sadly, for folks like myself in countries where technology is becoming too expensive this will be a “look at how good my setup could be” article.
  • The UNIX who command
    Nice and short post on how using simple tools like strace and man one can mimic the behavior of a program.

Podcast episode of the week

Füźžįñg with Katie Hockman, Roberto Clapis, & Filippo Valsorda
One of my favourite podcast shows is Go Time, and not so long ago they released an episode on fuzzing, a testing technique where you provide invalid data to your program and monitor for crashes. Whether you’re a Go developer or not this episode is highly recommended of only because you’ll learn new things!

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