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I had an internship at a mostly Apple place at one point. Using the mac `say` command with cron or a timeout in the background was a lot of fun. One of the Lin
by AdmiralGinge 7y ago
I had an internship at a mostly Apple place at one point. Using the mac `say` command with cron or a timeout in the background was a lot of fun.
One of the Linux guys had a script that detected changes to his wallpaper, set it back to the previous one and insulted the person who attempted to change it.
- WorldPeas 7y agoI had a great cron prank that I pulled on the only other linux user at my high school 2 years ago. It made a folder, took a screenshot of his background, moved all of his desktop into said folder, then changed the background to the screenshot. In retrospect, It was probably overkill, but at least he learned to use ctrl+alt+l when sharing a lunch period with another linux enthusiast.