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It's a bad practice to use rm — you're def entitled to your own opinion but be open to suggestions as well. You cannot always be right. Using rm is a bad practice. Things can go wrong and you can end up deleting your OS.
It is not bad practice to use rm. It is bad practice to use rm if you don't know what it does, but the same goes for running any command in the terminal.
The terminal is a very powerful tool & anything you run in it should be ran with a good understanding of what it is doing.
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It's a bad practice to use
rm— you're def entitled to your own opinion but be open to suggestions as well. You cannot always be right. Usingrmis a bad practice. Things can go wrong and you can end up deleting your OS.It is not bad practice to use
rm. It is bad practice to usermif you don't know what it does, but the same goes for running any command in the terminal.The terminal is a very powerful tool & anything you run in it should be ran with a good understanding of what it is doing.
Let's agree to disagree here.