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Not everything is protected, like if the user is using chmod -R to change permissions to 777 and makes a typo for the main directory / instead of ./ or ~/ and t
by orionblastar 11y ago
Not everything is protected, like if the user is using chmod -R to change permissions to 777 and makes a typo for the main directory / instead of ./ or ~/ and then the whole filesystem is 777 and things stop running due to wrong permissions.
- burke 11y agoRight. That's the software stack. You may have to reinstall your OS at that point, but your motherboard is definitely not bricked.