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>Windows error messages are always doomsaying bullshittery so it took me a while to realize the YES COMPUTER DO WHAT I SAY thing meant I was gonna really fuck something up rather than the usual nothing burgers on Windows
Protip that has surprisingly rang true for ten years: there are three level of "are you sure" from Linux command lines.

Simple "do you want" is a "y". Possibly without even pressing the Enter key. Just "do you want to do that, it could have impact on your system": "y".

More complicated, it's kinda dangerous, okay, I need to be sure you want that? "yes", all three letters, and you need to press return to formalize the transaction. It's asked when what you do is not completely utterly ruinous, but could still be, when viewed through the right lens. Are you sure? Type "yes", press enter.

Then there are the very dangerous stuff. When the command prompt ask you to repeat that you understood what you're doing, in plain English, in three sentences or more, and put the ponctuation right.

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