The web was better when it was a filesystem. Sixty three lessons across four tiers, a shell that walks the same tree the pages are files in, and every number carrying the command that produced it.
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m4y0u5 days ago
There are 63 tutorials in 4 tiers. The web was better when it was a filesystem. I need your opinions. Thanks!
adm45 days ago
Great. I like it. Be cool if there was a way to view the entire file tree... ah `tree` command works!
m4y0u5 days ago
A security site where the pages are files, and a real shell at the bottom walks the same tree the browser does.
Sixty three lessons in four tiers, each receipted on a lab you build. Every number a lesson prints carries the command that produced it, and the deploy refuses to publish when the two disagree. Flags are hidden in the filesystem rather than behind an account, and nothing on the site is gated.
Tell me where a lesson is wrong. That is the review I am actually after.
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