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I love thinkgeek.com. I have a whole wardrobe from them. But they do get a bit pricey.
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Think about it as a contribution to OSDN, and therefore slashdot, freshmeat and all the other sites.Originally posted by Sketch
I love thinkgeek.com. I have a whole wardrobe from them. But they do get a bit pricey.
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Thinkgeek is probably their main source of income.
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yeah I know. I think it's cool. I bought a Tshirt about a month and a half ago. It was my Title for awhile it was simlpy:heh heh!Code:rm -rf /bin/laden
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Could you tell me what that means? I think I'm stupid.Code:rm -rf /bin/laden
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It's a mock UNIX command string.
rm stands for remove
I can't find out what -rf means (unless it's short for kill, as in process)
/bin is a default directory in *nix
So that would mean remove or kill bin/laden.
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I figured rm stood for remove -- but couldn't really figure out the rest except for the obvious relation to bin Laden. Thanks creole.![]()
Colin Anderson
Ambition is a poor excuse for those without
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rm is remove and the -rf switch is to remove files. If there was a specific file listed in the command it would delete that file only. Since it was an open ended directory mount listed, \bin\laden, then it basically means delete all file in that directory.
Final interpretation:
Remove \bin\laden and all "files" under \bin\laden.
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