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yeah, i guess it's incorrect, and probably would be something like /dev/zero
by coldsauce 6y ago
yeah, i guess it's incorrect, and probably would be something like /dev/zero
- smlckz 6y agohmm. when reading, /dev/null behaves like an empty file but /dev/zero gives you endless amounts of NUL bytes ('\0') ; iirc and the /dev/random and /dev/urandom gives you endless amounts of random bytes, but there is a subtle difference between those random sources.