This is my first time hearing of this. Part of me wants to see pictures and videos. Part of me doesn’t. The latter part is happy that I suck at searching stuff like this online.

All I’m saying is, if someone were to drop a link to some uncensored evidence, there’s a good chance I’ll click it…

That actually looks awesome. What does the text say?

That would be ridiculous! You’ll never catch me procrastinating anything for that long, either. I’m sure there’s a perfectly good alternative explanation for where that filename came from.

I know this seems like a great idea, but actually it would create an open wound which could get infected by the very contamination that prompted this. So while it may be counterintuitive, you actually should not violently dismember a part of your body that has touched something yucky.

Go to a hospital and have them remove it surgically instead.

https://xkcd.com/566/

What an incredible “coincidence”…

Everyone I’ve ever met had an age which is only one number. Did your age use to be a 3D vector? And now it’s… a quaternion?

I just spend a couple of minutes researching and trying to understand the joke, but I’m sorry to say my efforts have been unsuccessful. How much ultra-specific information am I expected to know here?

Disclaimer: it’s past my bed time and my brain is malfunctioning accordingly, so this might be on me

here you go 🗝️

But it’s not a sea, it’s an ocean. There is a difference!

I’ve seen this meme a ton of times, especially recently, and I have no idea where is from.

I actually read waterlemons right, but I read the second line wrong.

Thanks, I needed that clarification. But I’m still not super sure what I’m looking at… is the skin in the second panel supposed to belong to the huge dragon in the first panel? It doesn’t make sense. Presumably there’s a huge body attached to that head, the shapes just don’t make sense.

Took me a while to understand what you’re warning against. Allow me to rephrase, and tell me if I got it wrong.

The || will execute what’s after it in two cases:

1. The preceding command (in this case the rm) never ran because of an earlier &&
2. The preceding command ran and returned nonzero

OP’s code relies on the 1 case, but wrongly assumed that the 2 case will never happen. That’s the footgun.