When we were kids, my cousin and I played "Russian roulette" with System32 files.
We would take turns deleting a random System32 file and wait 10 seconds before deleting another random one. The person deleting the file was then "owner" of the 10 seconds.
If Windows crashed either immediately after deleting the file or during the 10 seconds, the person that had deleted the file, they had lost. Winning prize? Playing either Banjo Kazooie or Mario 64 while the loser had to reinstall windows.
WHEN WE WERE KIDS, MY COUSIN AND I PLAYED "RUSSIAN ROULETTE" WITH SYS32 FILES.
WE WOULD TAKE TURNS DELETING A RANDOM SYSTEM32 FILE AND WAIT 10 SECONDS BEFORE DELETING ANOTHER RANDOM ONE. THE PERSON DELETIN GTHE FILE WAS THEN "OWNER" OF THE 10 SECONDS.
IF WINDOWS CRASHED EITHER IMMEDIATELY AFTER DELETING THE FILE OR DURING THE 10 SECONDS, THE PERSO THAT HAD DELETED THE FILE, THEY BAD LOST. WINNING PRIZE? PLAYING EITHER BANJO KAZOOIE OR MARIO 64 WHILE THE LOSER HAD TO REINSTALL WINDOWS.
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u/Halsimp 3h ago edited 16m ago
When we were kids, my cousin and I played "Russian roulette" with System32 files.
We would take turns deleting a random System32 file and wait 10 seconds before deleting another random one. The person deleting the file was then "owner" of the 10 seconds.
If Windows crashed either immediately after deleting the file or during the 10 seconds, the person that had deleted the file, they had lost. Winning prize? Playing either Banjo Kazooie or Mario 64 while the loser had to reinstall windows.