zjhuntin

This is a basic example of using SOCKS.

From the computer you want to browse on you'll make an ssh connection to the computer you want to browse from.
In this example it'll be my laptop connecting to my desktop.

Run: ssh -D <port, I use 10000> <user>@<hostname of desktop>

Now, in a browser you don't normally use (I'm using firefox), go to network proxy.

Set Manual porxy configuration

iNecas

./test_args.sh "one two" three
with $*
["one", "two", "three"]
with "$@"
["one two", "three"]

parthaa

pushd .
FILES=$(find test -type f -path "*$1*"|tr '\n' ' ')
echo $FILES
bundle exec ruby -Itest $FILES 
popd

jturel

# create a new organization $MYORG

org = Organization.find_by_name($MYORG)

hosts = []
50000.times { hosts << { name: SecureRandom.uuid, organization_id: org.id } }
host_ids = ::Host::Managed.import(hosts, validate: false).ids

facets = host_ids.map { |id| { host_id: id } }
facet_ids = Katello::Host::SubscriptionFacet.import(facets, validate: false).ids

johnpmitsch

// 1. Go to https://auth.quicknode.com/signup
// 2. Spin up ethereum, sepolia, or polygon endpoint and add Token/NFT RPC API v2 add-on
// 3. npm/yarn install @quicknode/sdk in typescript or javascript project
// 4. Copy and paste code in project and replace endpointUrl and wallet value below
// 5. profit!

import Core from "@quicknode/sdk/core";

(async () => {
  const core = new Core({