I think I now know why on macOS "Applications" (with capital A) comes first in the list of root-level directories. I've been showing to my colleague that on mod

I think I now know why on macOS "Applications" (with capital A) comes first in the list of root-level directories. I've been showing to my colleague that on modern systems "sudo rm -rf /" does nothing, however that turned out to be GNU-specific thing, and macOS of course uses BSD tools. So I've started noticing that something is off very quickly and stopped the command. On HFS+ (probably on APFS too) the file list is always sorted, so it only deleted some of my Adobe apps and stuff like Addressbook, so I didn't even notice anything at first :)