Instead of making its code more efficient, the system tried to modify its code to extend beyond the timeout period.
doing the “stupid”, “easy” thing. pack it up, bois. been a good run but we finally made a better human.
Is the computer really “bricked”? Or will repairing GRUB fix it? I get the main message of unexpected access / consequences…
Can you truly brick a computer just by adjusting GRUB? Seems like a very fixable problem for someone who can make an LLM rush bash commands. Then again, that is a supremely dumb thing to do.
GRUB works so well that the average Linux user likely never has to think about its inner workings. Even installing Linux has become extremely easy, like unless you use something like Arch Linux. So, its actually quite likely that somebody who writes a program that runs bash commands would not now how to maintain GRUB.
It’s a minor inconvenience at worst.
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