I was just thinking back to the 80's, when newspapers actually printed stories about "rm" and "ls" and unfriendly computers. This was as the GUI came in and cr

I was just thinking back to the 80's, when newspapers actually printed stories about "rm" and "ls" and unfriendly computers. This was as the GUI came in and cryptic commands were eschewed. It took us a long time to accept the best of all possible worlds, GUIs more most people, and genuine, expressive shells, for a few. For those few, rm is not a problem, no. In fact, it's a reminder that this isn't Kansas anymore.