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dd stands for disk destroyer.

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It’s a true Unix tool: it does one thing really well and it’s up to the user to not fuck it up. Always double check the if= and of= before you hit enter on a dd! That’s how power works and I’d rather have power over my computer than have it be the other way around.

Yes, I’ve fucked up a few dd commands over the years. Lessons learned.

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It’s going to happen several times a year, regardless you remove or not

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Windows: “I’m trying really hard to be your friend, please love me”

Linux: “Lol you wanna fuck around and find out? Go ahead dude IDGAF”

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And in the process, I learned something about computers :D

Weird how that works.

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FYI, Windows 3.11 let one fuck around in this way.

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And then there is that one Distro your “hacker” friend uses that turns your disk in to a industrial shredder…

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When I first started using Arch Linux I swear I deleted my bootloader on accident like 4 times lol.

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