Seems like it might even be better if yes was rate limited to a couple of lines per second or less. It would be more than enough for its intended use and when u

Seems like it might even be better if yes was rate limited to a couple of lines per second or less. It would be more than enough for its intended use and when users inevitably run it in a shell to see what it does it wouldn't generate tons of output. It seems like a violation of "do one thing well" to use it for generating data for testing, isn't dd and /dev/zero a better way to do that?