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Posted on 11-16-04 02:09 PM Link | Quote
One thing is sure.

Format c: is overated unless you like booting from a: (tested once on a old computer with just dos, it still didn't format if I wrote format c: . Said disc was in use... <.<).

But go "del /F /S /Q *".
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Posted on 11-16-04 02:27 PM Link | Quote
"www.hohle.net could not be found. Please check the name and try again"

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Posted on 11-16-04 03:20 PM Link | Quote
Haven't checked your link, but I remember seeing this a few weeks ago on Slashdot and having a look.

I did find it interesting that while Linux absolutely shat itself, Windows on the other hand ... well... shat itself, but tried to pretend that it didn't

Or course, at least with the Linux machine, you KNEW Windows was broken, wheras with Windows, it was a little deceptive, and you only know when you reboot.
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Posted on 11-16-04 04:00 PM Link | Quote
Heh, I orginally got this from slashdot for awhile ago. But I thought about it again recently and therefore decided to spread it out.

And well, intresting seeing how some things are in-built in Windows command. While Linux have things as seperate programs... which actually is a good thing sometimes but not with rm -rf.

Now, how do you destroy an Macintosh?
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Posted on 11-16-04 04:33 PM Link | Quote
By tossing it out through a window on the third floor, maybe?


(edited by Trapster on 11-16-04 07:34 AM)
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Posted on 11-16-04 04:36 PM Link | Quote
With an old Mac, you can't just drag the System and Finder apps to the trash, it won't even let you move them if I recall correctly. You need to start from a floppy or a CD. With Mac OS X you can use the same rm -rf commands (in combination with sudo ofcourse to gain root access).
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Posted on 11-16-04 07:02 PM Link | Quote
Yeah, I remember trying to drag all the folders on a mac in school, but they had something setup, so I could only delete stuff in my own folder under my username...so I had no luck...
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Posted on 11-16-04 10:47 PM Link | Quote
I wonder what'd happen if you did this?

1) Get a virtual drive program (RAMdisk or some such) and create a big virtual drive in RAM.

2) Put your swap file on the virtual drive.

3) Start using up RAM like crazy.


I bet Windoze just goes nuts.
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Posted on 11-19-04 04:36 AM Link | Quote
hmm...i don't think windows will go nuts. I've used up all the VM on my computer before and it only screwed up the application that was eating up RAM.

anyways, del with all those flags
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Posted on 11-19-04 04:45 AM Link | Quote
I guess I have some work to go do

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Posted on 11-19-04 06:11 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Dcahrakos
Yeah, I remember trying to drag all the folders on a mac in school, but they had something setup, so I could only delete stuff in my own folder under my username...so I had no luck...

Was it Mac OS X? If so, then that limitation was no third-party software. Just the security of UNIX taking effect
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