sudo rm /usr/bin/rm

You used the rm to destroy the rm

@alexbrooklyn Indeed I did

binicide

@Plasticnova Oh fuck you right man

$ sudo rm /usr/bin/rm
$ sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /
sudo: command not found: rm

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Will this legit actually work? I need to kick up a docker container when I get home :O

rmdir /s C:\Windows\System32

@andpeterson Yes it does work, I believe that when you run a binary it loads it into RAM so it doesn't need to use the binary itself until the next time. And I just tested it by moving the rm binary to my home directory

$ cp /usr/bin/rm ~
$ ~/rm ~/rm

Did my comment just disappeared?