Well, the downloaded bash script does all that, and a user is always free to leave the last piping-into-bash command off. They can review it first, and then run

Well, the downloaded bash script does all that, and a user is always free to leave the last piping-into-bash command off. They can review it first, and then run as sudo (or whoever) if it passes muster. It's not that much different, so I don't understand the huge problem. Most likely if tutorial writers added a second step, the user would just copypasta the second step also. Thankfully I followed this procedure after a co-worker sent me this: `curl -L http://bit.ly/10hA8iC http://bit.ly/10hA8iC | bash` ... was able to turn my speakers down first ;)