Well you can and apparently did google it; it's just a fork bomb. It'll spawn new processes until the system figures out what is going on or chugs to a halt. It

Well you can and apparently did google it; it's just a fork bomb. It'll spawn new processes until the system figures out what is going on or chugs to a halt. It's not particularly harmful - modern systems tend to have process limits. But I guess it is Microsoft...ctrl+s first. Serious question, though; I'm sort of curious how the whole Windows/shell thing is coming along.