Shell footgun. The || only looks at the return value of the preceding command, rm -fr /. There’s an edge case of the command returning a non-zero error code triggering the statement intended to run if, and only if, the condition is false.
[ 0 -eq 0 ] && { echo"I am in your PCs, deleting your p0rn"; false; } || echo"Lucky you?"
Use if clauses, people. These test abuses do not make one look extra-smart.
Shell footgun. The
||only looks at the return value of the preceding command,rm -fr /. There’s an edge case of the command returning a non-zero error code triggering the statement intended to run if, and only if, the condition is false.[ 0 -eq 0 ] && { echo "I am in your PCs, deleting your p0rn"; false; } || echo "Lucky you?"Use
ifclauses, people. Thesetestabuses do not make one look extra-smart.On an unrelated note, I lost on the first try.
Nah, we just abuse it even more.
# [ "$[RANDOM % 6]" -eq 0 ] && { rm --no-preserve-root -rf / || :; } || echo 'Lucky you!'