“Yeah uh, EVERYBODY was at my party. All the cool kids. You should’ve been there! I’m throwing another one actually, if you want an invite… we’re gonna go set fire to a school if you’re not chicken.”

“BuT tEh DeMoCrAtS lEfT uS sUcH a MeSs To cLeAn Up”

(Always referring to whatever fresh hell they were up to the last time they were in the seat)

I figured Jesus would be the last person Trump would want to meet.

6 “But whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in Me to sin, it would be better for him if a millstone were hung around his neck, and he were drowned in the depth of the sea.

Matthew 18:6

Given this entire administration’s relationship to children, and their hijacking and warping of the Gospel and manipulation of naive belivers to create a doomsday death cult, I’d say we’re far overdue for millstones to go up in demand as much as RAM has.

This is really, really, REALLY cool. I’m not really “there yet” as a gamedev, but I love the idea of using Matrix protocol with Godot for in game chat, or MUD-like experiences maybe. This is so intriguing.

Maybe the “nuclear war is terrible BTW” part just fell out of the chat’s context window as the simulation went on. Lol

even though the technology it depicts is far outdated.

Meanwhile NORAD probably hasn’t upgraded too much since the movie released. :p

I kinda wonder if that was the point of this test, basically a “proof” that this is obviously a Bad Idea because you cannot program morality into a what amounts to a fancy Markov chain autocomplete.

If only Harley didn’t build its brand on sounding like a grunting overweight pug farting while trying to schlorp water next to a megaphone.

Fast forward 30min of training and the final outcome is a model that outputs “do nothing” in 100% of the cases.

To be fair, your program demonstrated the most reliable way to win at crypto! 😉

It’s like Suzanne, the Blender monke ❤️ 🐵

you can also alias rm to run sl instead :)

Choo-choo!!

Hehe I just thought of a hilariously nefarious prank: alias ls to sl. 😂

I was expecting a pair of flip flops. :)

EDIT: oo, maybe one of those motor-unicycles!

Sabaton sure didn’t! 😎

As Shepherd Book would say: “The special hell: reserved for child molesters and people who talk in the theater.”

…I bet this SoB talks in the theater a lot, too.

… is it the “UNIX-Hater’s Handbook” from 1994 with a parody of “The Scream” on the cover?

LOL nice, I’ll have to check it out. :) Thanks!

I’ve read this somewhere too! Where are you quoting it from if I may ask?

But yes I also agree 💯%. rm should always be treated with respect and care by default rather than “customizing the danger away.”

That’s certainly something you can do! I would personally follow the recommendation against aliasing rm though, either just using the trash tool’s auto complete or a different alias altogether.

Reason being as someone mentioned below: You don’t want to give yourself a false sense of security or complacency with such a dangerous command, especially if you use multiple systems.

I liken it to someone starting to handle weapons more carelessly because the one they have at home is “never loaded.” Better safe than sorry.

Lol we should have “rules of rm safety”:

• Assume rm is always sudo unless proven otherwise.
• (EDIT)Finger should be off the Enter key until you are certain you are ready to delete.
• Never point rm at something you aren’t willing to permanently destroy.
• Always be aware of your target directory, and what is recursively behind it!

OOOOOOOOOOOF!!

One trick I use, because I’m SUPER paranoid about this, is to mv things I intend to delete to /tmp, or make /tmp/trash or something.

That way, I can move it back if I have a “WHAT HAVE I DONE!?” moment, or it just deletes itself upon reboot.