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Date
IP Address
2019-05-25
52.216.147.10
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ClassC
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2019-05-27
52.216.185.210
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ClassC
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2019-06-30
52.216.206.18
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ClassC
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2019-10-04
52.217.9.67
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ClassC
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2020-08-18
52.217.83.43
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ClassC
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2020-09-12
52.217.81.115
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ClassC
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2020-09-19
52.217.69.99
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ClassC
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2020-09-25
52.217.66.203
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ClassC
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2020-10-03
52.217.85.131
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ClassC
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2020-10-08
52.217.99.27
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ClassC
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2020-10-19
52.217.105.187
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ClassC
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2020-12-11
52.217.90.99
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ClassC
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2021-01-08
52.217.72.139
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ClassC
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2021-01-08
52.217.86.139
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ClassC
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2021-01-09
52.217.101.43
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ClassC
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2021-01-12
52.217.96.115
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ClassC
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2021-01-25
52.217.71.43
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ClassC
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2021-02-07
52.217.103.107
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ClassC
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2021-02-18
52.217.93.11
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ClassC
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2021-02-18
52.217.89.107
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ClassC
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2021-04-08
52.217.86.155
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ClassC
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2021-04-13
52.217.77.11
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ClassC
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2021-04-29
52.217.94.187
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ClassC
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2021-05-11
52.217.138.93
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ClassC
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2021-10-17
52.217.163.45
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ClassC
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2022-07-22
52.217.193.125
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ClassC
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2022-09-12
52.217.160.237
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ClassC
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2022-10-16
54.231.129.101
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ClassC
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2022-11-26
54.231.232.165
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ClassC
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2022-11-30
54.231.169.117
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ClassC
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2023-04-29
52.217.204.205
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ClassC
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2023-04-29
52.216.48.213
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ClassC
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2023-04-30
52.216.52.157
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ClassC
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2023-05-11
52.217.207.13
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ClassC
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2023-05-11
54.231.225.149
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ClassC
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2023-05-17
54.231.172.205
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ClassC
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2024-02-14
52.217.114.197
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ClassC
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2024-02-18
52.216.77.219
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ClassC
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2024-02-21
52.217.44.227
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ClassC
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2024-02-24
52.216.57.133
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ClassC
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2024-02-28
16.182.107.173
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ClassC
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2024-03-02
52.216.56.101
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ClassC
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2024-03-20
52.217.13.123
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ClassC
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2024-04-14
52.217.100.99
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ClassC
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2024-05-10
52.216.106.227
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ClassC
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2024-05-30
52.216.110.178
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ClassC
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2024-06-11
54.231.199.213
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ClassC
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2024-06-27
54.231.225.85
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ClassC
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2024-07-13
3.5.8.183
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ClassC
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2024-07-19
52.216.48.173
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ClassC
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2024-08-08
54.231.200.205
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ClassC
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2024-08-29
52.217.101.219
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ClassC
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2024-10-23
52.217.70.19
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ClassC
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2024-11-12
3.5.17.58
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ClassC
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2024-11-19
16.15.194.232
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ClassC
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2024-11-27
54.231.194.5
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ClassC
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2024-12-22
52.217.91.27
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ClassC
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2025-01-05
52.217.195.149
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ClassC
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2025-02-11
16.182.109.61
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ClassC
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2025-03-29
52.216.208.109
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ClassC
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2025-05-01
3.5.16.40
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ClassC
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2025-07-26
16.182.42.173
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ClassC
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2025-09-06
16.15.218.114
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ClassC
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2025-11-04
16.15.219.204
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ClassC
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2025-11-08
52.217.85.219
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ClassC
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2025-12-05
16.15.195.243
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ClassC
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2025-12-13
3.5.12.193
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ClassC
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2026-01-30
52.216.56.165
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ClassC
)
Port 80
HTTP/1.1 200 OKx-amz-id-2: DH1o4d5dL3n/DPSxP9rLO8EsaSMnM7mo3Ke3QHtFC0sfH24IJrDA4lofZoLqz3OaU6tuADFKaOsx-amz-request-id: STJDM68V8CGR2WHBDate: Wed, 14 Feb 2024 12:00:59 GMTLast-Modified: Fri, 03 Feb 20 !doctype html>html langen> head> meta contentIEedge http-equivX-UA-Compatible> meta charsetutf-8> title>A Non-Nerds Guide to the Command Line/title> meta namedescription contentConfused by why people still use that old ugly thing? Heres why, and how to use it. Good news! Its not as hard as you think.> meta nameauthor contentChad Ostrowski> meta nameapple-mobile-web-app-capable contentyes> meta nameapple-mobile-web-app-status-bar-style contentblack-translucent> meta nameviewport contentwidthdevice-width, initial-scale1.0, maximum-scale1.0, user-scalableno, minimal-ui> link relicon typeimage/png href/favicon.png> !-- Printing and PDF exports --> script> var link document.createElement( link ); link.rel stylesheet; link.type text/css; link.href window.location.search.match( /print-pdf/gi) ? stylesheets/print/pdf.css : stylesheets/print/paper.css; document.getElementsByTagName( head )0.appendChild( link ); /script> !--if lt IE 9> script srcjavascripts/lib/html5shiv.js>/script> !endif--> link href/stylesheets/site.css relstylesheet /> /head> body classindex> div classreveal> !-- Any section element inside of this container is displayed as a slide --> div classslides> section> section> h3>A Non-Nerds Guide To/h3> h1>The Command Line/h1> img alt srchttp://blog.marc-seeger.de/assets/2009/12/30/terminal.png> p>To jump right in and start using it, go that way. → br /> ↓ Or go this way to get some context./p> p>small>Using code>→/code>, code>↓/code>, & code>space/code> on your keyboard works the best./small>/p> /section> section> h2>1969/h2> p>The year a hrefhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix>Unix/a> was invented. Its still one of the most-used operating systems in the world (just think: all of Googles servers use it). Mac OSX and Linux are based on it. When you use the command line, youre using your computer the way people used computers decades before colorful screens and the mouse were
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