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Old 04-11-2011, 04:55 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by Mortis View Post
Thats evil! Honestly, you thought that would be funny? Do you know what that command does, I remember it because I used to batch Delete many disks................
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Originally Posted by LCF View Post
.......@ardeegee, your "easter egg" is so not funny. If I compare it to the egg from Mortis, it's like the difference between tripping someone in the sand and breaking both his legs with a sledgehammer and laughing at his howling and vain attempts to move closer to the phone in order to call 911.
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Originally Posted by bhartman36 View Post
Not cool. You should never post things like that to someone who's just learning. It's cruel.
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Originally Posted by bhartman36 View Post
A person "who doesn't keep constant backups of everything" describes about 99% of people who use computers. As far as "some random person on the Internet" goes: Welcome to the Internet. It's actually chock full of forums where people suggest commands to run to solve various problems/see various things. Stop by a Linux forum sometime. If someone asks how to get a file list in their root directory, and you respond with
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rm -rf *
then their ignorance is excusable, but your malice is not.
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Originally Posted by beppe View Post
This also seems appropriate, maybe
  • Vulpes pilum mutat, non mores!
    • Translation: "A fox may change its skin but never its character" - Suetonius
An other thing comes to my mind. PC stands for personal computer, not a mainframe that you might have access to. But personal could refer to person and not to wild beast.
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The above and my ignorance poses the question: why would you suggests a thing like that on a forum where a lot of people visit?
I mean: a practical joke is a joke for one person or several persons you know. Do you personally know the OP?
But to lash out at complete strangers; that is totally beyond my comprehension.
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