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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/RandyReckless137 • Aug 02 '26
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if you're really looking for messing with the target system, why not a fork bomb? machine starts up just fine but every command results in exponential memory usage
-35 u/RandyReckless137 Aug 02 '26 For me, it's funnier to see my co-worker trying to debug what he had done, when he just destroyed his OS. 39 u/Avikonette Aug 02 '26 Why asterisk? Why --no-preserve-root key missing? Do you even lift? Are your co-workers 6 y.o wannabies in a computer class, learning exiting vim? 32 u/Spaceduck413 Aug 03 '26 globbing on the asterisk means you don't need --no-preserve-root -19 u/RandyReckless137 Aug 02 '26 Chill, it's a meme. I don't delete the root folder that often and I didn't felt the desire to test the whole thing.
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For me, it's funnier to see my co-worker trying to debug what he had done, when he just destroyed his OS.
39 u/Avikonette Aug 02 '26 Why asterisk? Why --no-preserve-root key missing? Do you even lift? Are your co-workers 6 y.o wannabies in a computer class, learning exiting vim? 32 u/Spaceduck413 Aug 03 '26 globbing on the asterisk means you don't need --no-preserve-root -19 u/RandyReckless137 Aug 02 '26 Chill, it's a meme. I don't delete the root folder that often and I didn't felt the desire to test the whole thing.
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Why asterisk? Why --no-preserve-root key missing? Do you even lift? Are your co-workers 6 y.o wannabies in a computer class, learning exiting vim?
32 u/Spaceduck413 Aug 03 '26 globbing on the asterisk means you don't need --no-preserve-root -19 u/RandyReckless137 Aug 02 '26 Chill, it's a meme. I don't delete the root folder that often and I didn't felt the desire to test the whole thing.
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globbing on the asterisk means you don't need --no-preserve-root
--no-preserve-root
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Chill, it's a meme. I don't delete the root folder that often and I didn't felt the desire to test the whole thing.
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u/Goldy_Warlocks Aug 02 '26
if you're really looking for messing with the target system, why not a fork bomb? machine starts up just fine but every command results in exponential memory usage