4 ms·

There was a bug in Windows 95 (98 too?) where if you tried to open 'nul\nul' or 'con\con' etc, it would BSOD instantly. Provided lots of drive-by fun in compute

There was a bug in Windows 95 (98 too?) where if you tried to open 'nul\nul' or 'con\con' etc, it would BSOD instantly. Provided lots of drive-by fun in computer labs... (got really good at typing win+r con\con)

tonyarkles 9y ago
For more fun, you could also target other machines with SMB shares. \\thevictim\foo\nul\nul would BSOD that machine. Good times.
- cesarb 9y ago
  IIRC, you could also reference it in a HTML page, so the whole computer would crash when that page was viewed.
johnfn 9y ago
This is like the 90s era "undefined is not a function." null is not a problem, but null.null, on the other hand...