2 command line tools that pretend to be busy

What is the highest level of fishing at work? The boss thinks you are busy, but you are leisurely catching the fish. The following two command line tools can let you pretend to be busy

  Number 1: hackertyper

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Opening this website is a Linux terminal page, which looks like a hacker, and the full screen of the browser F11 feels more

You can print out the code as long as you hit any key on the keyboard. No matter what key you hit, the output code looks neat, readable, and has a very high deception index. Because you need your hand to keep typing on the keyboard to display the code. The boss really thought you were typing code intently. At this time, if you have two screens or split the monitor to display it, writing code is correct.

In addition, you can customize the terminal color, code output speed, font color and font size.

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One of the most humane aspects is that you can also specify the code content, you only need to upload the code file, you can output the code you want. Below is the display effect after I uploaded a piece of python code

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Experience address: https://hackertyper.net/

Number 2: genact

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This loaded artifact is supported on all platforms. After downloading, it can be run directly without installation. After startup, it will start to output logs wildly. Genact also provides some options, mainly to choose the type of log output, you can choose the kernel compilation log, you can also choose the web service request log or the software installation log. "-M <option>" can load specific loading options.

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Download link: https://github.com/svenstaro/genact/releases/tag/v0.10.0

Try it now!

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