/stuff/stuff stuff/
Source: myself a number of years ago…
~/important/readme.txt
~
.ssh
.steam
/Downloads/
13 Numb.mp3.exe
/Furry/
~/Pictures/.private/
solar-punk-dlc/
652c2f311ee9d752200630a624a31a1b.jpg
/dimwitdog/
2751jejbs62jdh66.png
1m1j.mp4
2751jejbs62jdh657.png
/temp/
.zshrc
Hshajfifywjao/hsisiifhwisija/untitled.mp3
/audio/
seriously_don’t_listen_to_this.mp3
/Homework
/5th grade
/Book_Report_Okay_For_Now_2_Final_Final (Copy).docx
.config
katerc
emacs
straight
/nvim
/Desktop
/Documents
/Spreadsheets
/
lost+found
permission denied
home/
minecraft_server.1.21.4/
world/
homework/
boobies/
asian_big-uns/
bobby/
Downloads/
Distro.iso
archlinux-2025.01.01-x86_64.iso
hfyq_37Ytb.pdf
google-chrome-installer.exe
TotallySafeNotAVirus.exe
Fedora-Workstation-Live-x86_64-41-1.4.iso
NOT_PORN_NO_PEEKING/
DefinitelyPorn.mp4
More like
.config/
Leading dot will hide the folder in most file explorers
yay/
Leading Dot (or dot-files) is not just a thing in most file explorers, its a unix convention. Every File Explorer and even terminal will not list those files unless a certain switch is set (-a).
lord_of_the_rings_sample.mp4 (400MB)
Neat, I didn’t know that it’s a Unix thing
I wish Linux would quit hiding things that don’t need to be hidden. For example, your Steam directory should not be hidden, but it usually is. Hidden directories should be reserved only for things that can fuck up your system if you modify them.
You refer to the default steam library? That’s on Steam though where they’ve decided to put it. The actual installation sits neatly in /usr/lib/steam
Documents/
calendar/
foobar/
Homework/
Newfolder/
not_porn/
Extreme insertions and anal acrobatics
Assignment.zip
Work/
obsidian/
snap
tables/
Memes/
birth_certificate.pdf
my_CV.odt
.local/
share/
bin/
applications/
ELDEN RING.desktop
Desktop/
Untitled Document(5).docx
Final Final Final Project
Final_v1.doc
Final_v1.epub
Final_v1-2025-01-01.doc
Final_v1-2025-01-01.epub
Final_v1-2025-01-04.doc
Final_v1-2025-01-04.epub
Final Final Project
FinalFinalProject_2(new)(final).doc
Stuff/
Old_Files_pre2016.tar.gz
Notporn/
Breast_study_large/
Final Project
RCS
Final Project 01
users/
.config/
bin
Sh
zsh
vim
dev/
shm/
nvme0n1p1
null
(send your most important files here)
nvme0n1p0
urandom
sda
zero
shm/ldx
sda1
sdb
sda2
sda1
sda3
mem
home
felix
.bashrc
Documents
New Document 2.odtx
Homework (Don’t open)
Public
.
Templates
Pictures
IMG_069.JPG
…
.
Videos
…
.
Homework
Hot kinky jo
Dio
Music
…
Limewire
.
Downloads
microsoft-edge-stable_131.0.2903.112-1_amd64.deb
.
…
.
“homework”
.notactuallyhomework
.var
user
www_public
.
…
m
…
felix
homework
user
m
.
etc
hosts
systemd
system
mullvad-service.service.service
network-online.target.want
fstab
(In the comment lines is just a list of people OP wants to kill)
passwd
group
shadow
os-release
tor
resolv.conf
boot/
vmlinuz
efi
GRUB/
sys
class/
drm
var/
www/
html/
index.php
home/
log/
lib/
tailscale/
root
srv
sbin
usr
bin
sbin
local
bin
/Library
A Darwinian I see
nix
store
n5j1rl30rna0rc16crk5vgzkkn08821q-asciiquarium-1.1
stage3-amd64-systemd-20220904T170535Z.tar.xz
tmp/
very_important_backup/
foo
Volumes
Macintosh HD
TouchDrive 2TB- Study Material Colleczione
Do not open - private!
media
run/
proc/
1
cpuinfo
cmdline
mnt/
c
run/
user
1000
usr/
bin/
env
grep
fish
helix
rustup
share/
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Lol, bordering on elder god at this point. At least it’s not COBOL.
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(Assuming you mean RUN/STOP)
BREAK IN 10
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/etc/nixos/configuration.nix
/etc/nixos/home.nix
/test
C:/user/
sudo rm -rf /
gpj.norP
OOC
The phrasing of that sentence is confusing. I at first interpreted it as the user being the subject that uses comment threads, not the simulation. Only after reading the comments did I figure out the correct meaning of the sentence.
C:\Users\Public\Music\1\mimikatz.exe
%APPDATA%
.minecraft/
saves
myFirstWorld
myFirstWorld_backup
myFirstWorld_backup2
donttouchthisworld
s_xModTest
tntFun
myFirstWorld_backup4
mods/
sodium.jar
META-INF
%AppData% is the shortcut to the folder
AppData/
Local/
LocalLow/
Amistech/
It’s actually not really a “shortcut” it’s just an environmental variable.
Roaming/
c:/users/jeff/hELLO GOOGLE HOW TO I OPEN tHE fACE bOOK/boobies