Using Netcat (nc) to listen for incoming connections [on Kali]

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• Thats hardware driver level Ukr war stuff… RELEASE LINUS HOSTAGE NOW, trade… Hull Lighthouse. DEAL. CH4A commision, Time Stoppers, old sat footage, get in the back of the Crimea / Crimestoppers Our Kes… the cyborg birdy like Playbus gone wrong… NO DEAL. It airs in like 2110 you care? NO NOT REALLY, SMALL PIXELS? EMOTION ENGINE POLYBLOB CENSOR. YEAH OK. Erm REVOICED BY OTHELLO RSC ACTORS WITH A CASIOTONE NES HYBRID THINGY. SOUNDS GOTHPRO OK. IM IN HORRIBLE HISTORYS NO DEAL. NO LINUS IS 1AM, THEYLL DO IT ANYWAY I JUST GAVE IT A BECKHAM HAIR BRUSHING MEH. OH ITS CHEAT GUY FROM BAD INFLUENCE CULTURE, WHO CARES YEAH WHATEVER. I HAVE NO IDEA WHY YOU WOULD ARMS DEFEND TREV AND SIMON SWING YOUR PANTS OR CARE, EVEN YOU ENGLISH KIDS SCHIZOPHRENIA IS WEIRD. SCAN IDENT; TINY TOONS, I LEAVE IT TO FAIR CHAOS 🤪

• Thank you Mr. Ahmed that was so helpful.
  شكرا استاذ احمد <3

• You get 3 numbers, i only get 2. What's the issue?

• Nice video ; short and straight to the point.

• Nice tutorial bro; I was using the -p flag to assign the port, which was causing errors; any reason why that flag doesn't work?

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