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I tried `ls` - not there. Obviously all the products available should be files, it's unix :)Better workflow:<pre><code> ls stickers/ | grep ubuntu | xargs add-to-cart checkout</code></pre>

I won't consider this an actual thing until you can telnet or ssh in.Well, it won't be long till no one actually admins a Unix system through ssh anymore, they just connect to their cloud instances via a Web console using their Macs. (Linux? On the desktop? Like ew, man.) So I guess my greys are totally showing here.

From the title I thought I'd be able to telnet or ssh in. This is cool, but it's basically just a really awkward web page. I don't wish to denigrate the effort though. Surely some unixy commands wouldn't go amiss? At least 'ls'?Hrm. For some reason I suddenly want some swag...

I'd only expect an ultra minimalist design from a unix shop, but showing nothing at all is a little over the top.

how does `ls` not work?! and wtf is the `catalog` binary anyway? :)

<pre><code> [guest:unixstickers ~]# </code></pre> How much should I trust the security of a business that gives root access to `guest`?

Am I the only one getting a blank page?

I tried `ls` - not there. Obviously all the products available should be files, it's unix :)Better workflow:<pre><code> ls stickers/ | grep ubuntu | xargs add-to-cart checkout</code></pre>

I'd only expect an ultra minimalist design from a unix shop, but showing nothing at all is a little over the top.

how does `ls` not work?! and wtf is the `catalog` binary anyway? :)

<pre><code> [guest:unixstickers ~]# </code></pre> How much should I trust the security of a business that gives root access to `guest`?

Am I the only one getting a blank page?

Now you can browse our unix swag store via terminal

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Now you can browse our unix swag store via terminal

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