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Curl Uses Libcurl curlcurl -- aa hobbyhobby projectproject thatthat conqueredconquered thethe worldworld @bagder Dear Daniel, I had emailed you a couple months ago @bagder @bagder Since you weren't aware that your name was attached to Instagram related hacking code, I thought you might want to know, in case you weren't already aware, that your name is also included in Spotify terms and conditions. @bagder @bagder these are big companies that you likely don't want to have a trail of evidence that you are a part of @bagder an Instagram and Spotify hacking ring Daniel Stenberg @bagder Daniel Stenberg @bagder @bagder An open source project that makes a command line tool and a library for transferring data using Internet protocols @bagder Once upon the time... @bagder nothing @bagder @bagder …… whilewhile II waswas writingwriting thisthis IRCIRC bot...bot... @bagder Let’s put it online! @bagder … became curl 1998 HTTPHTTP GopherGopher "TP"TP @bagder December #$$% @bagder … and time passed... 180000 160000 140000 120000 100000 80000 60000 40000 20000 0 2000 2019 Number of lines of code @bagder … and time passed... 2000 1800 1600 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 2005 2019 Number of contributors @bagder … and time passed... 250 200 150 100 50 2004 2019 0 Number of command line options @bagder 2019 DI!"# $ L%# $"&# $"&'# Gopher# )""&# )""&'# *+&# *+&'# LD+&# LD+&'# &O&,# &O&,'# -"*&# -"*&'# -"'&# '!&# '$"&# '*.# '*.'# '*"&# '*"&'# "elnet and "$"& "LS certificates# )""& &O'"# )""& &0"# $"& uploading# )""& form based upload# )""&1)""&'1'O!2' pro34# coo5ies# authentication (Basic, Digest, NTLM, Negotiate# 2erberos7# )""&18# )""&1,# alt-s:c:# happ4 e4eballs# /le transfer resume# pro34 tunneling# DN'-o:er9)""&'# )""& compression and much more @bagder Number of available web sites 1996: 8=>#??? 8?19: 1,940,0??#??? 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