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  1. Spider v1.0.0 released.

    Spider is not just another web crawler -- it is a purpose-built wordlist and ngram processor for hash cracking workflows.

    URL Mode:
    Point it at a URL and Spider crawls the target, extracts words, and generates frequency-sorted wordlists and/or ngrams.

    But, Spider does not stop at web crawling...

    File Mode:
    Feed it local files and it brings the same word-processing engine to your own datasets, scraped content, notes, dumps, configs, or any other plaintext source you want to turn into a targeted wordlist or ngram set.

    More info:
    forum.hashpwn.net/post/52

    #spider #webcrawler #wordlist #generator #sort #ngram #cyclone #hashpwn #hashcracking

  2. #sort : any number or collection of individual persons or things characterized by the same or like qualities

    - French: classe

    - German: sortieren

    - Italian: classe

    - Portuguese: ordenar

    - Spanish: clase

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  3. Johnson says of Rep. Gonzales' alleged affair with staffer: "We're trying to sort it out"

    misryoum.com/us/news/johnson-s

    House Speaker Mike Johnson says the allegations against GOP Rep. Tony Gonzales regarding an affair with a staffer who later died by suicide "detestable," but he says "we're trying to sort it out." "My understanding is he's denied a lot...

    #Johnson #says #Rep #Gonzales #alleged #affair #with #staffer #Were #trying #sort #out #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com

  4. I have learnt about Dijkstra using Leonardo numbers (basically like Fibonacci, but his first name was Leonardo) to virtually treat indexed array as binary tree in 1981... and my head kinda exploded:

    So you can have binary tree without pointers and all this stuff! Just by knowing how far ahead you need to look into array.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoothso

    #permacomputing #dijkstra #programming #sort #algorithm

  5. Learn how to view, format, and inspect CSV files in the Linux terminal using column, cut, sort, grep, and less commands. No spreadsheet needed!

    Full Guide Here: ostechnix.com/view-csv-files-l

    #CSV #Linuxcommands #Linuxbasics #Linux #DataInspection #Column #Sort #Cut #Grep

  6. sort -u vs sort | uniq: a tiny Linux fork in the road

    I recently fell into one of those algorithmic rabbit holes that only the internet can provide. The spark was a YouTube Short by @TechWithHazem: a rapid-fire terminal demo showing a neat little text-processing trick built entirely out of classic Linux tools. No frameworks, no dependencies, just pipes, filters, and decades of accumulated wisdom compressed into under two minutes. That’s the modern paradox of Unix & Linux culture: tools older than many of us are being rediscovered through […]

    amedee.be/sort-u-vs-sort-uniq-

  7. Algorithms like Cocktail Shaker Sort: lnkd.in/e5e7FUeu
    (Bubble Sort in both directions) are easier to understand after visualization using memory_graph: lnkd.in/ePFhkAfH

    #Python #programming #memory_graph #sort

  8. Warum die Kommandozeile dein wichtigstes Linux‑Werkzeug ist

    Warum du die Werkzeugkasten‑Philosophie kennen solltest Wenn du als Administrator ernsthaft mit Linux arbeiten willst, kommst du an der Kommandozeile nicht vorbei. Anders als grafische Oberflächen, die dir meistens große, monolithische Programmpakete an die Hand geben, setzt die Kommandozeile auf viele kleine Werkzeuge, die du frei kombinieren kannst, um maßgeschneiderte Lösungen für deine Aufgaben zu bauen. Gerade im Server‑Umfeld, bei Automatisierung, Skripting und Fehlersuche […]

    andreas-moor.de/warum-die-komm

  9. Here’s Selection Sort running with memory_graph. You can see the updating of `min_value` and the swaps of list elements in each step. Run a one-click live demo in Memory Graph Web Debugger: memory-graph.com/#codeurl=http
    Visual feedback like this helps beginners grasp what the code does and debug with confidence.

    #python #programming #memory_graph #sort