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30 September 2003

Linux Tip No. 001

02:57:16 :: [technology &c.] :: 298 words

I’m going to try to start posting some Linux tips, usage tricks and different ways of getting used to the TUI (textual user interface–id est, the command line). However, to get this thing kicked off, I’ll post a poem that some kind soul posted to the hh-unix Yahoo! Group. Enjoy!

[Push Love Nop Hack]

A soft purr murmurs upon lips,
ever so gently follows the throbbing.
Linger, o’Linger…. gentle wisps,
of air passing those lovely lips.

So forth follow, and follow back,
to be lost, without direction.
I seek thee, and hope thee…
Hope that you… indeed seek me.

Heart pounding I have no choice,
I am left with only one decision.
To go, forth following I go
and back I follow until gone.

Silent Words, Bits, Bytes,
you Nibble, and I hlt.
90-NOP, and mov add div
push pop, hlt. I am 90-NOP.

more, grep, su hostname, whoami.
Be what you will, with me be what we.
So forth mov, push, jmp and.
mul pop ret 90-nop - su.

o’Linger sweet, give me reason,
give me life, show me new,
and I will show you without
forth going, to be gone, so I come.
a purr murmuring on my lips,

The throbbing, see I and so
I see, 90-nop heart hlt.
push pop, jmp, call.
int 10 ret ret ret.

You are root, I am luser.
Heart throbbing, hacked.
90-nop heart hlt.
you su and I 90-nop nop nop.

luser group user read
write append user lead,
say and I follow, follow
forth and follow back,

Back forth I follow and so,
nop nop nop,
su
I am hacked.

-Cyan, a dedication to love from the mind of a programmer.

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Linux Tip No. 001

02:57:16 :: [technology &c.] :: 298 words

I’m going to try to start posting some Linux tips, usage tricks and different ways of getting used to the TUI (textual user interface–id est, the command line). However, to get this thing kicked off, I’ll post a poem that some kind soul posted to the hh-unix Yahoo! Group. Enjoy!

[Push Love Nop Hack]

A soft purr murmurs upon lips,
ever so gently follows the throbbing.
Linger, o’Linger…. gentle wisps,
of air passing those lovely lips.

So forth follow, and follow back,
to be lost, without direction.
I seek thee, and hope thee…
Hope that you… indeed seek me.

Heart pounding I have no choice,
I am left with only one decision.
To go, forth following I go
and back I follow until gone.

Silent Words, Bits, Bytes,
you Nibble, and I hlt.
90-NOP, and mov add div
push pop, hlt. I am 90-NOP.

more, grep, su hostname, whoami.
Be what you will, with me be what we.
So forth mov, push, jmp and.
mul pop ret 90-nop - su.

o’Linger sweet, give me reason,
give me life, show me new,
and I will show you without
forth going, to be gone, so I come.
a purr murmuring on my lips,

The throbbing, see I and so
I see, 90-nop heart hlt.
push pop, jmp, call.
int 10 ret ret ret.

You are root, I am luser.
Heart throbbing, hacked.
90-nop heart hlt.
you su and I 90-nop nop nop.

luser group user read
write append user lead,
say and I follow, follow
forth and follow back,

Back forth I follow and so,
nop nop nop,
su
I am hacked.

-Cyan, a dedication to love from the mind of a programmer.

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