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Ah you've never encountered /dev/null not existing yet, so when you try to trash data it will actually create a normal file there so every other program that us
by MartijnBraam 11mo ago
Ah you've never encountered /dev/null not existing yet, so when you try to trash data it will actually create a normal file there so every other program that uses it will actually append that file.
Luckily it's usually a tmpfs
- CaptainOfCoit 11mo ago> Ah you've never encountered /dev/null not existing yet I feel like that'd happen because of some other bug, I wouldn't consider that a bug in /dev/null :)