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gamblingWithLain

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KyxeMusic
:py::rust:

Honestly if you put Windows on a Raspberry Pi you deserve this

5 hours ago
iamdestroyerofworlds

All I see is a badly written adware removal script.

Line 4 should clearly not be there.

5 hours ago
legendLC

Windows is not so bad,

... it is the baddest

3 hours ago
xonxtas
:py::cp::j:

I guess, apart from the fact that the path string is invalid, there's another little problem. From the official Python docs:

os.remove(path, \, dir_fd=None)
Remove (delete) the file 
path. If path* is a directory, an OSError is raised.

5 hours ago
Septem_151
:py::ts::bash::j:

This code isn’t valid the path backslashes mess it up. \W and \S. Also doesn’t work if not on Windows. Also what’s the pi for?

5 hours ago
cheerycheshire
:py:

Invalid escape sequences work in python. In the past they silently worked, for several versions now they emit SyntaxWarning: invalid escape sequence "\W".

So this code actually works (just with warnings) because both \W and \S are not real escape sequences...

But if it was user folder? C:\Users\... - \U is valid, but "s" is not valid continuation. So it throws as exception instead: SyntaxError: (unicode error) 'unicodeescape' codec can't decode bytes in position 0-1: truncated \UXXXXXXXX escape

I've seen people not escape paths with silently working escape sequences. Like a folder/file starting with t, so it was \t in the path...

5 hours ago
Septem_151
:py::ts::bash::j:

Interesting!

5 hours ago
The-Rizztoffen
:p:

Running Windows on ARM

1 hour ago
Disastrous-Olive-677

To be sure I would've used %WINDIR%\system32

5 hours ago
TheMunakas

\s is invalid and will error out.

5 hours ago
Disastrous-Olive-677

We could always use ole reliable \

Edit: wrong slahes

13 minutes ago
GermanyBerlin1945
:unity:

This way it won't work. Although there is another way to actually do it, I don't remember it

5 hours ago
RiceBroad4552
:s:

What is "C:\Windows\System32"?

Is it somehow important? My computer doesn't have it and runs just fine.

5 hours ago
echtemendel

it has "windows" in it, so maybe a part of X11? 🤔

4 hours ago
RiceBroad4552
:s:

It has "System32" in it, which is likely referencing ancient 32-bit machines. So must be very old.

As I've never seen it, maybe some parts of X10?

39 minutes ago
JetScootr
:asm::c::ftn::bash::snoo_feelsgoodman:

Ah...good old snark from when Linux was a challenger on the desktop.

(PS: You also need to ask what that "C:" is for on the filesystem name)

5 hours ago
gregorydgraham

Don’t run Linux, still can’t find System32 in the Finder 🤷‍♂️

4 hours ago
Mars_Bear2552
:cp:

linux is more a challenger now than possibly ever before.

4 hours ago
JetScootr
:asm::c::ftn::bash::snoo_feelsgoodman:

Whether Linux is a challenger was never up to Linux - Microsoft has always been a monopolistic criminal. (Yes - criminal - Federal judgement against them, ordered to divest, set aside by Bush the younger.)

57 minutes ago
RiceBroad4552
:s:

How could I know that's a "filesystem name"? It doesn't even use path separators.

18 minutes ago
RiceBroad4552
:s:

"Was" a challenger? Now I'm confused.

Linux is the only usable desktop system right now which doesn't contain spyware and doesn't break with every update.

14 minutes ago
JetScootr
:asm::c::ftn::bash::snoo_feelsgoodman:

Yes, it's better. Superior in every way that matters except one - it's not being pushed by a monopolistic anticompetitive company that sees its customers as cows to be milked. Any more (in the US, anyway) that's the only thing that determines who gets control of the market.

6 minutes ago
30SecondsToOrgasm

Swap RasPi memory card for Linux-image

5 hours ago
Alex_NinjaDev

If reality is just code, then deletion is just... freedom. Lain probably

5 hours ago
Regular-Group4223

If lain still existed, would she use linux?

5 hours ago
Fedepovero_02

A few months ago I was skimming through my professor's c++ code and found a delete os instruction. After a brief heart attack and trying to figure out what he was trying to do, it turned out he initialized a pointer to an ostream object, which he called "os", and then he diligently deallocated it in the destructor of the class that the code was implementing

5 hours ago
worstikus

Is this some Windows problem I'm too Arch to understand?

58 minutes ago
enderfx

How many variations of this bad, old, overused joke are we going to see?

This is so far the cringiest one

4 hours ago
echtemendel

this subreddit is about 99% recycled lame jokes

4 hours ago
PinkSwayy

She smiled and suddenly I’m ready to roll a d6 for my life savings system32.

5 hours ago