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Iran har ret til at forsvare sig.

Når jeg smider tøjet på skoler ringer de efter politiet. Fandme forskelsbehandling det der!

De eneste eksperter Coop har er eksperter i at brænde penge af og at tabe penge på trods af loyale kunder. Ret imponerende klaret vil jeg sige.

Lige præcis Coop som er et mwdlemsejet kooperativ i bedste sovjetstil… Minus tvang vel at mærke.

Hvis man går tilbage til før industrialiseringen var der endnu mindre arbejdstid i snit og flere fridage.

I usually have some specific goals I’d like to add, which is why this would be the barebones scaffolding.

That aside, I don’t like the output from nmap 😜

Ærligt talt er jeg ked af at PGT-P ikke var en mulighed da jeg skulle have børn.

Jeg har intet imod folk er fornuftige og siger fra, men hvis de kalder sig Ølla Trompetbakke eller Sober Curious kommer jeg til at mobbe dem.

… Det er altså men meget fint men hun mener samtidigt at visse ting ikke falder ind under vore forbehold.

PS lol Stine Bosse

Honestly I would if I could.

The reason I redo it is because I change work places… And it’s one of those things I could actually bring with me no problem because it doesn’t contain confidential data, but also since it’s so trivial, I don’t think of it until I’m on to the next place.

And I haven’t made a new one since last change 😂

What I’d probably do today is to list out the constraints and what I’d like to have work, then ask ChatGPT or Bing AI to make it for me, e.g.;

On a system running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.8 I should like a simple ping tool. It should be written using best practices, contain a shebang, follow all good guidelines for scripting and for the tools used. It should print out a help section with example if called without arguments. If no flags are provided, it could be hostnames or an IPs. Alternative, it can accept an argument of a CIDR range following a switch, '--range 10.2.3.4/30'. When it has verified the input, the following tests should be made for the IP, hostname or IPs, per IP involved;

• If IP, PTR lookup
• if hostname(s), look up A and AAAA records
• It should try opening all the most common ports using netcat, telnet, nmap or similar
• It should pretty print a concise and user friendly report of all outcomes

The script should be error free, print out helpful error messages when something occurs and gracefully degrade using ‘try/catch’ or similar. As far as possible, it should use different functions internally to ensure modualirty and maintainability.

That would give you a Python or Bash script most likely. It’s going to give you an 80% done script. Probably also experiment with feeding it a type of output you’d prefer. Hope that helps!