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SendIP is a tool which allows creating and sending of arbitrary IP packets
- dozzie 11y agohping3 is way, way better, as it not only allows to send those, but also shows you the replies.
- rocky1138 11y agoIt's completely off-topic, but is anyone else happy to see those no-bullshit basic HTML pages come up from time to time? Quick to load and leave the formatting to the browser's built-in CSS. I think that's great.
- nothrabannosir 11y agoI actually find this wide text hard to read.
- throwaway420 11y agoThese kinds of bare HTML pages are better than many sites, but a very welcome alternative is applying just a bit of CSS to keep the width of the content at a readable length, apply a bit of spacing to the text between lines so everything isn't bunched up, and a few minor touches like that to enhance readability and make the page look aesthetically nicer. You can go really, really far with less than 100 lines of CSS essentially.
- rcurry 11y agoI think they're great - they remind me of what the internet was like before the marketing departments showed up.
- unimpressive 11y agoYeah, but they'd be even better if they were more like: http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/ http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/
- fastandfurryous 11y agoLove it. I find the harder the hardcore Unix(-like) or CS geekery is, the more likely you'll find pages still like this.
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- motoboi 11y agoRelated, there is this nice tool called Packet Sender, a Mac app. No raw IP packets, but TCP and UDP.
- shanemhansen 11y agoI wonder how it compares to scapy (a python library for doing interactive packet crafting). http://www.secdev.org/projects/scapy/ http://www.secdev.org/projects/scapy/