Linux RM RF Tutorial Meme
REMOVE UNNECESSARY FILES USING SUDO RM -RF / 31% of Linux files and directories are actually useless. This is caused by a mysterious bug. We don't know where it came from, but we just get it. Think about it like Windows updates, we don't know what the fuck is updated, but we update. This bug creates a lot of unnecessary files. A root) and there will be stored large files and directories. All of them are useless. For years, developers tried to solve this issue but till today we don't have the solution. A "temporary solution" is to use the "rm" command. "sudo rm -rf /" will remove all the files and directories inside root. Developers designed the "--no-preserve-root" option to help with this. But this will not solve the issue at all, that's why it's recommended to do this at least once a month. It's like vaccines. They don't solve all the issues at all, but they avoid many others. Share this with your friends! :) "Nvidia has been the single worst company we've ever dealt with. So, Nvidia, fuck you" Linus Torvalds
На изображении показан псевдоучебник по Linux с советом регулярно запускать опасную команду «sudo rm -rf /», которая удаляет файлы из корневого каталога. Шутка пародирует серьёзные технические инструкции и абсурдно сравнивает удаление всей системы с прививками, а внизу добавлена цитата Линуса Торвальдса о Nvidia. Мем отправляют как саркастическую реакцию на советы по Linux, опасные лайфхаки или неприязнь к Nvidia. EN: The image shows a fake Linux tutorial recommending that users regularly run the dangerous command “sudo rm -rf /”, which deletes files from the root directory. The joke parodies serious technical instructions and absurdly compares wiping the entire system to vaccinations, while the bottom adds a quote from Linus Torvalds about Nvidia. People send this meme as a sarcastic reaction to Linux advice, dangerous life hacks, or dislike of Nvidia.
- @right_wing_dev_squads / 5524 2022-12-16
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- саркастичный, абсурдный
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