Tag: Open-Source Odyssey
The Nerdy Sixty | (20/60) Why is it called grep? | Solution
Solution: Learn that “grep” comes from the ed editor command “g/re/p” (global regex print), which is what grep essentially does.
The Nerdy Sixty | (20/60) Why is it called grep? | Challenge
Learn that “grep” comes from the ed editor command “g/re/p” (global regex print), which is what grep essentially does.
The Nerdy Sixty | (19/60) Mozilla’s Ancestor | Solution
Solution: Find out how Netscape open-sourcing their Navigator browser gave birth to the Mozilla project (Firefox).
The Nerdy Sixty | (19/60) Mozilla’s Ancestor | Challenge
Find out how Netscape open-sourcing their Navigator browser gave birth to the Mozilla project (Firefox).
The Nerdy Sixty | (18/60) The Smoot | Solution
Solution: Discover the ‘smoot’ unit (5 feet 7 inches, approx 1.70 m) included as a joke in the units database, stemming from an MIT prank.
The Nerdy Sixty | (18/60) The Smoot | Challenge
Discover the ‘smoot’ unit (5 feet 7 inches, approx 1.70 m) included as a joke in the units database, stemming from an MIT prank.
The Nerdy Sixty | (17/60) Beerware | Solution
Solution: Learn about the Beerware license, which asks you to buy the author a beer if you like the software.
The Nerdy Sixty | (17/60) Beerware | Challenge
Learn about the Beerware license, which asks you to buy the author a beer if you like the software.
The Nerdy Sixty | (16/60) Do What You Want License | Solution
Solution: Identify the WTFPL – “Do What The F*ck You Want To Public License” – an extremely permissive (and humorously named) license.
The Nerdy Sixty | (16/60) Do What You Want License | Challenge
Identify the WTFPL – “Do What The F*ck You Want To Public License” – an extremely permissive (and humorously named) license.
