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via YouTube – Vesti.

The Bureau of Communication – Fill-in-the-blank Correspondence.

Now that’s amusing.

Cleaning Up From a high level, the Bourne script would essentially ssh into each target machine, do its thing, and then exit. As part of its “thing”, the designer of the framework wanted to make sure the script cleaned up after itself so subsequent runs of the framework would not re-process old data. To accomplish this, one of the enhancements after the initial release was to add two cryptic variables that redundantly contained the project name and the version being tested. Utilizing an unpatched flaw in sudos setup to gain real root access, the script would then do the following as part of the clean up: rm -rf $var1/$var2 Ordinarily, this worked just fine, but the co-op student was unaware these SPECIFIC variables needed to be set. With them being left blank, the following was the end result upon execution of the script: rm -rf / With the script running as root on a setup with NFS which, in turn, granted access to everything on the entire UNIX/Linux network and a few Windows Servers via SAMBA, the script had a chance to do a good bit of damage… and it did. Home directories, file repositories, customer data, test results, all seemingly evaporated into nothingness.

via Bourne Into Oblivion – The Daily WTF.

My favorite shell commands

This page contains a selection of funny database video’s, humor for DBA’s and database developers.

via Amusing Database Videos – Big Database List:

YouTube – A Boy and His Tuba–Episode 1: The Brass Ceiling.

RetroLoop Tuba Man

Late Thursday, Bare Bones Software released version 9.2 of BBEdit, its popular text and HTML editor. The software retails for US$125 for new users. The new version, a 15.4 megabyte download, features the following fixes and improvements:

via O’Grady’s PowerPage – Your Mobile Technology Destination.

YouTube – St Francis de la Sissies. Mute Monks Bring Chorus Chops

C, E-flat and G go into a bar. The bartender says, “Sorry, but we don’t serve minors.” So E-flat leaves, and C and G have an open fifth between them. After a few drinks, the fifth is diminished and G is out flat. F comes in and tries to augment the situation, but is not sharp enough. Read the rest of this entry »

Tool Dictionary

TABLE SAW A large stationary power tool commonly used to launch wood projectiles for testing wall integrity. Read the rest of this entry »


Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard

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