Hey, just wanted to add that you can also use named pipes if you're into more advanced stuff.
```bash
mkfifo mypipe
your_command > mypipe &
curl -d @mypipe http://example.com
```
This avoids writing to disk entirely. Might be overkill for simple tasks, but it's cool to know!
```bash
mkfifo mypipe
your_command > mypipe &
curl -d @mypipe http://example.com
```
This avoids writing to disk entirely. Might be overkill for simple tasks, but it's cool to know!
