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by Ao7bei3s
4852 days ago
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It'd teach them not to run random commands they found on the internet, what rm does, and to make backups. Three valueable lessons. That is, if it would actually work: modern rm implementations have a special case for /. Read the manpage and/or try this instead: rm -rf --no-preserve-root / |
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