Same Keys, Different Processes

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Same Keys, Different Processes

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Ctrl+C is the ultimate identity crisis of keyboard shortcuts. In your text editor? Congrats, you just copied something. In your terminal? You just murdered a running process. Same combo, wildly different vibes. It's like how "fine" means completely different things depending on who's saying it. The casual Pooh represents the mundane, everyday copy operation—boring but useful. But fancy tuxedo Pooh? That's the power move. Interrupting processes, killing infinite loops, stopping runaway scripts that are eating your CPU for breakfast. It's the emergency eject button when your code decides to go rogue. Nothing says "I'm in control" quite like force-stopping a process that forgot how to quit gracefully.

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