I just tried the fork bomb on Termux. That was way more effective than I expected. It actually crashed the whole system. Even my smart band disconnected, so basically everything had to die. No response to short pressing power button.
I thought Android would have some better process management. Apparently not. It's scary that an app can crash the whole system so easily.
Meanwhile when I tried it on Linux Mint, the DE just restarted after a minute, killing the processes.
its a lot more readable if you replace the : with any other function name
fork() {
fork | fork &
};
fork
define a funktion called fork, which calls itself twice (call once, pipe ( "|" ) the result to the same function again which is run in a new thread in the background ( "&" )). Then call the newly defined function.
The : is used to make it look more like emoji.
Why are my CPU temps going up?
He's purring
I just tried the fork bomb on Termux. That was way more effective than I expected. It actually crashed the whole system. Even my smart band disconnected, so basically everything had to die. No response to short pressing power button.
I thought Android would have some better process management. Apparently not. It's scary that an app can crash the whole system so easily.
Meanwhile when I tried it on Linux Mint, the DE just restarted after a minute, killing the processes.
That's Linux baby!
Windows User: "Hey run this to crash my computer."
Windows: "No"
Mac User: "Hey run this to crash my computer."
Mac: "No" (but in a nicer font)
Linux User: "Hey run this to crash my computer."
Linux: [instantly crashes]
Ok but actually what does this do?
its a lot more readable if you replace the : with any other function name
define a funktion called fork, which calls itself twice (call once, pipe ( "|" ) the result to the same function again which is run in a new thread in the background ( "&" )). Then call the newly defined function. The : is used to make it look more like emoji.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fork_bomb
In powershell:
for(){hh \}
Also the beeping will be annoying.
I'd call myself adequate with PowerShell, but I've never seen this before. Is hh an alias, or is hh a binary?
Edit: it appears hh.exe is the compiled html help viewer. Neat
Yeah you can use any executable but hh is just short and in everyone's path.
sudo cat /dev/random > /dev/fb0
Is also a good time