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Phil Betts wrote:
> mkdir -p foo/c:
> cd foo
> rm -rf c:/
>
> In case you can't see why that's bad, DON'T TRY IT!! Don't even copy
> it, because you will accidentally paste it into a terminal window, you
> will get to say "oopsy!" [1], and you will hurt your forehead on
> your keyboard.
[OT]
I have a wonderful anecdote about units of time:
second - about one heart beat
millisecond - about 50 of these is an eye-blink
microsecond - the cycle time of my first 8086 PC
nanosecond - the cycle time of a 1 GHz processor
onosecond - the time between hitting return and realizing you're
wiping your hard drive
[/OT]
Ralph
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