sudo rm -r / --no-preserve-root

The command in GNU/Linux (or maybe other Unix-based operating systems) that deletes the root directory (/). Some trolls from the internet tell new users to run this command, saying that it will do insert something good here to your system.

If you have ever stumbled upon a person on the internet telling you to enter the command "sudo rm -r / --no-preserve-root", don't do it. Only do it if you know what you're doing, it will delete the system and all of your data.

by 48GI5N32D3D December 31, 2023

Pseudo sudo

When it looks someone or something is in control but it feels/actually is fake

Everyone knows that the student council's president is just a pseudo sudo, all of the members follow the vice's lead.

by TheMrDucks May 7, 2024

sudo rm -rf /

sudo rm -rf / is when you want to delete everything on your computer

Person 1: Type sudo rm -rf / for free V-Bucks
Person 2: sudo rm -rf /
Person 1: Haha you deleted everything!
Person 2: but you told me it'll give me vbucks...

by axolotelUA February 19, 2024