colewilson

Very neat! It's also possible to do this 100% statically without checking the user agent, by using alternate terminal buffers:

   - `curl -L https://cole.ws` (my personal portfolio site) does this

It embeds the actual HTML inside an alternate terminal buffer (starting with `<!--\x1b[?1049h-->\r` and ending with `<!--\x1b[?1049l\x1b[3D\r`), and has the curl-able content appended to the end.

When you curl it, it still writes the HTML to your terminal, but immediately clears that buffer and writes the ANSI version to your real screen. In browsers, this ANSI stuff is hidden in an HTML comment. This is useful for static sites on GitHub pages or something.

A few years ago, I posted my nosource.cole.ws challenge on here and recieved lots of positive feedback and wishes for a v3. Here it is! Can you find all of the flags?

EDIT: Looks like there were some ratelimiting issues that were just fixed, sorry about that.

I've fixed it, still unsure about the cause of the problem but it should be there now.

I've fixed it, still unsure about the cause of the problem but it should be there now.