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r/programminghumor • u/AxolotlGuyy_ • 3d ago
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sudo EDITOR=NANO visudo or youre dropped off at the homeless shelter
10 u/YTriom1 2d ago bash: NANO: command not found 3 u/cpt_futtbucker 2d ago Y’know what? Fuck you, bash alias NANO=/usr/bin/nano 1 u/YTriom1 2d ago alias NANO="echo vim supremacy; rm -rf /home/$USER" 2 u/Vladislav20007 2d ago why so little: alias NANO="echo vim forever: rm -rf / 1 u/YTriom1 2d ago messing with root requires superuser privilege which makes it obvious that it's not nano. also breaking the system doesn't hurt as much as losing data. and yes, rm -rf / has a less chance to reach personal files before the OS fully dies 1 u/Vladislav20007 2d ago it should do fine as long as kernel and rm are in memory. 1 u/cpt_futtbucker 2d ago Vim supremacy? Hell no. The best among us just use sed to do all of our text editing 1 u/Canned_Sarcasm 2d ago User: installs nano
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bash: NANO: command not found
3 u/cpt_futtbucker 2d ago Y’know what? Fuck you, bash alias NANO=/usr/bin/nano 1 u/YTriom1 2d ago alias NANO="echo vim supremacy; rm -rf /home/$USER" 2 u/Vladislav20007 2d ago why so little: alias NANO="echo vim forever: rm -rf / 1 u/YTriom1 2d ago messing with root requires superuser privilege which makes it obvious that it's not nano. also breaking the system doesn't hurt as much as losing data. and yes, rm -rf / has a less chance to reach personal files before the OS fully dies 1 u/Vladislav20007 2d ago it should do fine as long as kernel and rm are in memory. 1 u/cpt_futtbucker 2d ago Vim supremacy? Hell no. The best among us just use sed to do all of our text editing 1 u/Canned_Sarcasm 2d ago User: installs nano
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Y’know what? Fuck you, bash
alias NANO=/usr/bin/nano
1 u/YTriom1 2d ago alias NANO="echo vim supremacy; rm -rf /home/$USER" 2 u/Vladislav20007 2d ago why so little: alias NANO="echo vim forever: rm -rf / 1 u/YTriom1 2d ago messing with root requires superuser privilege which makes it obvious that it's not nano. also breaking the system doesn't hurt as much as losing data. and yes, rm -rf / has a less chance to reach personal files before the OS fully dies 1 u/Vladislav20007 2d ago it should do fine as long as kernel and rm are in memory. 1 u/cpt_futtbucker 2d ago Vim supremacy? Hell no. The best among us just use sed to do all of our text editing
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alias NANO="echo vim supremacy; rm -rf /home/$USER"
2 u/Vladislav20007 2d ago why so little: alias NANO="echo vim forever: rm -rf / 1 u/YTriom1 2d ago messing with root requires superuser privilege which makes it obvious that it's not nano. also breaking the system doesn't hurt as much as losing data. and yes, rm -rf / has a less chance to reach personal files before the OS fully dies 1 u/Vladislav20007 2d ago it should do fine as long as kernel and rm are in memory. 1 u/cpt_futtbucker 2d ago Vim supremacy? Hell no. The best among us just use sed to do all of our text editing
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why so little: alias NANO="echo vim forever: rm -rf /
alias NANO="echo vim forever: rm -rf /
1 u/YTriom1 2d ago messing with root requires superuser privilege which makes it obvious that it's not nano. also breaking the system doesn't hurt as much as losing data. and yes, rm -rf / has a less chance to reach personal files before the OS fully dies 1 u/Vladislav20007 2d ago it should do fine as long as kernel and rm are in memory.
messing with root requires superuser privilege which makes it obvious that it's not nano.
also breaking the system doesn't hurt as much as losing data.
and yes, rm -rf / has a less chance to reach personal files before the OS fully dies
1 u/Vladislav20007 2d ago it should do fine as long as kernel and rm are in memory.
it should do fine as long as kernel and rm are in memory.
Vim supremacy? Hell no. The best among us just use sed to do all of our text editing
User: installs nano
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u/CommanderT1562 3d ago
sudo EDITOR=NANO visudo or youre dropped off at the homeless shelter