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minus-square𝘋𝘪𝘳𝘬linkfedilink22•2 years agorm -rf * stands for read mail really fast, and the * addresses all mails.
minus-squareUntitled_Priborlinkfedilink10•2 years agoRemember to cd / before you use the command to address all of the emails
minus-squareSalamanderlinkfedilink2•edit-22 years agoI wiped all my data from a supercomputer by trying to ‘cd’ into a folder but making a typo and then running rm -rvf * from my home directory. At least they kept backups… The system administrators were probably amused about who gets access
rm -rf *stands for read mail really fast, and the*addresses all mails.Remember to
cd /before you use the command to address all of the emailsI wiped all my data from a supercomputer by trying to ‘cd’ into a folder but making a typo and then running
rm -rvf *from my home directory.At least they kept backups… The system administrators were probably amused about who gets access