Price range: $21.64 through $38.19
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| Size | Width, in | Length, in | Sleeve, in |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 16.50 (41.90 cm) | 27.00 (68.58 cm) | 8.60 (21.84 cm) |
| S | 18.00 (45.72 cm) | 28.00 (71.12 cm) | 8.90 (22.61 cm) |
| M | 20.00 (50.80 cm) | 29.00 (73.66 cm) | 9.20 (23.37 cm) |
| L | 22.00 (55.88 cm) | 30.00 (76.20 cm) | 9.50 (24.13 cm) |
| XL | 24.00 (60.96 cm) | 31.00 (78.74 cm) | 9.70 (24.64 cm) |
| 2XL | 26.00 (66.04 cm) | 32.00 (81.28 cm) | 10.00 (25.40 cm) |
| 3XL | 28.00 (71.12 cm) | 33.00 (83.82 cm) | 10.40 (26.42 cm) |
| 4XL | 30.00 (76.20 cm) | 34.00 (86.36 cm) | 10.80 (27.43 cm) |
| 5XL | 32.00 (81.28 cm) | 35.00 (88.90 cm) | 11.20 (28.45 cm) |
Product Description:
A retro CRT monitor glows green against a dark background, its curved screen displaying the most powerful Linux exchange ever typed: “Whoami — Root — Uptime — Owned since 1993.” The vintage monitor design channels 90s hacking nostalgia, when dial-up connections and terminal windows were the tools of the curious.
In Linux, “whoami” returns your current user identity. When the answer is “root,” you have unrestricted access — the highest privilege level in the system. This tee is a badge of honor for the sysadmins, penetration testers, and Linux enthusiasts who earned root access the hard way: through years of learning, breaking, and rebuilding systems since the early days of the internet.
A must-have for anyone who thinks in bash, speaks in man pages, and considers the command line their natural habitat. Available in multiple colors and sizes XS through 5XL.
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