That's not how /dev/null
works.
Try this:
sudo cat /dev/null > /Windows
or if you really want to be sure:
sudo cat /dev/urandom > /Windows
Hint: :q!
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That's not how /dev/null
works.
Try this:
sudo cat /dev/null > /Windows
or if you really want to be sure:
sudo cat /dev/urandom > /Windows
That's not how /dev/null
works.
Try this:
sudo cat /dev/zero > /Windows
Use sudo
:)
What are you trying to achieve?
A smile, obviously.
The conversation in this thread reminded me of a thing I saw on Reddit ages ago, of feeding /dev/random
into aplay
with some parameters I unfortunately forgot, to get a series of random noise that sounds almost musical.
Without the parameters you just get white noise sadly.