Perhaps he means a no installation way to show htop on a web-page?
Assuming you have 'htop' installed, you can pipe it's output to seashells.io via `nc` (netcat) and it will give you back a URL where you can see the output.
Assuming you have 'htop' installed, you can pipe it's output to seashells.io via `nc` (netcat) and it will give you back a URL where you can see the output.
while true;do date;sleep 1; done | nc seashells.io 1337
while sleep 1; do date; done | ...
while :...
Yup, exactly!