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`jq` is pretty much the only one solving a real problem that no existing tool solves IMHO. Most of the others are rewrites for some opinionated 'better' (faster, syntax highlighting, written in Rust or whatever...).

TIL: trolling != thrawling

Linphone (https://www.linphone.org/)

CygnusEd on the Amiga.

In case you ever need it, here is Pi to a million decimals. http://www.pimillion.com

It is by no means a new fashion. In an interview from 2006, Werner Vogels (CTO & VP of Amazon) talks about it. http://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=1142065

As stated elsewhere linqpad is really great for testing ad-hoc, throwaway C# code (much more than just linq expressions). It kind of like a REPL for .net.

Me and my business partner make about $500/month from a simple iPhone app. (http://varkar.knappra.se/index_en.htm)

strings - find the printable strings in a object, or other binary, file. Good command to know of if you want to snoop around in binary files.

+1 for Proggy Clean. I have used it for many years now.

What would you use italics for in programming? I've never used italics, maybe I'm missing something.

Loved it! Had actually no idea how a car engine worked.

Sweden does it as well. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FRA_law

For me Instagram turns up if I actually search for it. It doesn't turn up in search suggestions as I type though.

Me too. I also hit the back button since I didn't want to watch a video. Would have been good enough with a link to some textual explanation and images.