I think Suicide Linux is a little heavy handed. Really? One mistake erases your hard drive? Please, let's make things interesting.

I would rather use Casino Linux.... try your luck. Any mistake sets a random single bit on your computer to 0. You could be lucky and it would set unused memory to 0, doing nothing. You could be an unlucky bastard and corrupt everything. You could be a super unlucky bastard and corrupt something important and only find out much, much too late.

I'm asking for $90,000 to start my business for 2% share of my company

@jaza-k Yes it is worth.dollars

dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/kmem bs=1 count=1 seek=$RANDOM

You're welcome

Im in if we can add a pro version that sends dick picks to your grandma

@LiterallyJesus why mine?

Windows roulette (From 98) : Go to System32 folder and delete randomly 1 file. Try to reboot
Person who makes it “not boot” loses the game

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