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"Time to turn the pi off"

$ sudo shutdown now

* Laptop turns off *

🤦‍♂️

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  • 6
    That was fun lol
  • 28
    That's one of the first things my teacher has told me when working within a terminal: "you always have to know where(which system) you are."

    Still.. happened to me too ^^"
  • 13
    This is how I sometimes restart a service:

    "systemctl reboot something.service"
    (reboot instead of restart)

    System reboots without a question (:
  • 8
    @Kirito-kun you will remember when you one day wipe the production database by accident :D
  • 3
    hostname hostname hostname!
  • 1
    @arcadesdude it would be fun if I changed the hostnames to be the same, wouldn't it? 😆
  • 2
    @D3add3d If by fun you mean nefariously evil and without conscious...... Then yes. I'll be fun 😂
  • 3
    This right here is why I have my terminal to display a different hostname color if I'm sshed into a machine vs local.
  • 3
    I've had this with (one of my own) prod dedicated servers.

    After a few seconds I was like 'oh fuck me sideways' xD
  • 0
    Now just cut the cord
  • 3
    @Kirito-kun love your nickname, here, have lots of ++ 😉
  • 3
  • 0
    Hahahaha nice one
  • 0
    sudo apt install molly-guard
  • 0
    I had this the other way around at work: tried to restart my machine, "sudo reboot now", but it was still on.

    Then our web server was down for ten or twenty seconds.

    Luckily there were no serious consequences.
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