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#!/bin/sh ## test.sh ## for x in $* ; do echo $x; done ; echo "" ; for x in "$*" ; do echo $x; done ; echo "" ; for x in $@ ; do echo $x; done ; echo "" ; for x in "$@" ; do echo $x; done ; echo "" ;
Output:
$ code/test.sh 1 "2 3" 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
Hal Canary |
Computers & Code |
2004-06-01 16:43:27 EDT
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I’m publishing this address, in this form:
mailto: test at halcanary dot org
on this page as a test of spam email harvesters. This seems like the simplest way to spam-armor an email address. So far I’ve got no spam at that address since I put the address up on May 21.
This is encouraging. I should be able to switch to another address for all of my personal communication and, as long as I don’t use it for mailing lists, usenet, or www forums, it should remain hidden from spammers.
UPDATE 2004-08-11: Still no spam at that address. Cool!
Hal Canary |
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2004-06-01 12:26:56 EDT
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