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edited Jun 13, 2014 at 14:52

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Infinitely displays random hexadecimal values, with some of them highlighted to make it feel like you are performing a complicated search in raw data.

while true; do head -c200 /dev/urandom | od -An -w50 -x | grep -E --color "([[:alpha:]][[:digit:]]){2}"; sleep 0.5; done

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Infinitely displays random hexadecimal values, with some of them highlighted to make it feel like you are performing a complicated search in raw data.

while true; do head -c200 /dev/urandom | od -An -w50 -x | grep -E --color "([[:alpha:]][[:digit:]]){2}"; sleep 0.5; done

Bash

Infinitely displays random hexadecimal values, with some of them highlighted to make it feel like you are performing a complicated search in raw data.

while true; do head -c200 /dev/urandom | od -An -w50 -x | grep -E --color "([[:alpha:]][[:digit:]]){2}"; sleep 0.5; done

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created Jun 9, 2014 at 21:39

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Infinitely displays random hexadecimal values, with some of them highlighted to make it feel like you are performing a complicated search in raw data.

while true; do head -c200 /dev/urandom | od -An -w50 -x | grep -E --color "([[:alpha:]][[:digit:]]){2}"; sleep 0.5; done