[lormand]

Are you UNIX savy?

What does this command do?

rm -rf /pub/bin/laden

[woollyone]

Sorry friend, can't help you with UNIX.

FRegards!

baa

[Hoosier Patriot]

rm -rf /pub/bin/laden

Basically, it kills, nukes, deletes, annihilates, removes, does away with, blows away, nixes, makes go away, banishes, vaporizes, converts to dust, facilitates the ceasing to exist, leaves only memories of, makes go bye bye, everything in the /pub directory, and subdirectories, after the command is issued, without prejudice.

Very convenient and useful indeed, but not to be used lightly, as there is no way of recovery.

Yes! I like it!

[Hoosier Patriot]

Here's another handy Unix treasure:

bin laden - pid 2859

kill 2859

However, the kill command is only a request for process id 2859 to kill itself. If uncooperative, the nifty -9 option can be invoked, whereby pid 2859 (bin laden) will be immediately killed by issuing:

kill -9 2859

At this time, process 2859 (bin laden) takes the infinite dirt nap.

Aint Unix grand?

[jae471]

bomb-p afghanistan? No

nuke-p afghanistan? Yes