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This is a pretty good reason to never trust Chrome again.

• nyrina 13y ago
  I wouldn't trust any computer, then. It's the same as taking a bunch of code you have no idea how works, and paste it into CMD, then wondering why you just deleted C:/
  • Sharlin 13y ago
    I would indeed not trust any OS that allows you to erase the root filesystem without at least asking for the superuser password :)
    • qwerta 13y ago
      Funny that Windows does not even allow Administrator to do it. Ubuntu on other side asks only for user password (sudo) :-)
      • jakobsen 13y ago
        >Ubuntu on other side asks only for user password It's the user password of an admin user. What other password can it possibly ask for? a global su password?
  • talkingquickly 13y ago
    Exactly, how many developers can honestly say they've never copy pasted commands into the terminal without being 100% sure what they were doing?
    • codygman 13y ago
      Hesitantly, I will claim that I can say this because I cannot remember every pasting a command in I did not take the time to understand.
  • Fasebook 13y ago
    So you're fine with Google allowing coders to change the function of the dev console? Interesting...