$ rm -rf /
Removing /etc/passwords...
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Removing /home/user...
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Removing /bin/bash...
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That instance list is built completely automatically by a crawler, no one approves instances before they are listed. In this case it was removed as soon as we became aware of it. Next time please make a pull request like that one, its much more effective than complaining.
I forget what car it is, but there's a car radio that has a "max volume on startup" option to avoid this issue.
Why is this feature not standard on everything? If every time my radio defaulted to a medium low volume, and I slowly turn it up then that'd be perfect.
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