2007
08.04
I’ve typically used netcat (as many others do) for the network utility tasks.
The self-described netcat++ that I just found today via apt-cache search is socat.
http://www.dest-unreach.org/socat/
The man page is very extensive, and it was hard not to be more impressed with each page of it. :)
2007
08.02
Search strings:
- 38.897644, -77.035722
- +38° 53′ 51.52″, -77° 2′ 8.60″
- 38 53′ 51.52″ N 77 2′ 8.60″ W
maps.google happily accepts all of those (and many others, I’m sure) and brings up that map.
What do I get with live.com? North Dakota and Oregon
It seems, at best, odd that if I’ve already done the geocoding for you, that you can’t take coordinates and show me that map. Lots of people have GPS’s these days.
And, of course, the best proof of all – “it works with Google” :)
2007
08.02
When searching on “goog”:
