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Explore Stack Internal##Perl, 15 bytes
print`curl to.` Run with:
perl -e 'print`curl to.`' 2> /dev/null curl outputs stuffs on STDERR, don't mind them. If the computer has access to internet, it will print a few lines of html (truthy), otherwise, it will print nothing (falsy).
Saved 1 bytes by using to. (instead of my previous b.io) thanks to @Kevin Cruijssen.
##Perl, 15 bytes
print`curl to.` Run with:
perl -e 'print`curl to.`' 2> /dev/null curl outputs stuffs on STDERR, don't mind them. If the computer has access to internet, it will print a few lines of html (truthy), otherwise, it will print nothing (falsy).
Saved 1 bytes by using to. (instead of my previous b.io) thanks to @Kevin Cruijssen.
print`curl to.` Run with:
perl -e 'print`curl to.`' 2> /dev/null curl outputs stuffs on STDERR, don't mind them. If the computer has access to internet, it will print a few lines of html (truthy), otherwise, it will print nothing (falsy).
Saved 1 bytes by using to. (instead of my previous b.io) thanks to @Kevin Cruijssen.
##Perl, 1615 bytes
print`curl bto.io`` Run with:
perl -e 'print`curl bto.io`'`' 2> /dev/null curl outputs stuffs on STDERR, don't mind them. If the computer has access to internet, it will print a few lines of html (truthy), otherwise, it will print nothing (falsy).
Saved 1 bytes by using to. (instead of my previous b.io) thanks to @Kevin Cruijssen.
##Perl, 16 bytes
print`curl b.io` Run with:
perl -e 'print`curl b.io`' 2> /dev/null curl outputs stuffs on STDERR, don't mind them. If the computer has access to internet, it will print a few lines of html (truthy), otherwise, it will print nothing (falsy).
##Perl, 15 bytes
print`curl to.` Run with:
perl -e 'print`curl to.`' 2> /dev/null curl outputs stuffs on STDERR, don't mind them. If the computer has access to internet, it will print a few lines of html (truthy), otherwise, it will print nothing (falsy).
Saved 1 bytes by using to. (instead of my previous b.io) thanks to @Kevin Cruijssen.