> P.S. found a cool post about rm -rf / in my bookmarks: https://lambdaops.com/rm-rf-remains/ https://lambdaops.com/rm-rf-remains/ – you can recover a running r

> P.S. found a cool post about rm -rf / in my bookmarks: https://lambdaops.com/rm-rf-remains/ https://lambdaops.com/rm-rf-remains/ – you can recover a running rm'd Linux machine by using a running shell and /dev/tcp :D Awesome. This dynamic loading of bash plugins is mad.