Gambling With System32

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Gambling With System32

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Ah, Russian Roulette: Python Edition! Nothing says "I trust my code" like a 1 in 6 chance of nuking your entire Windows system. That smug anime girl knows exactly what she's doing – watching some poor dev roll the dice on deleting System32. The Monster Energy can in the corner is the perfect touch – because clearly you need caffeine to make these kinds of life choices. Pro tip: run this on your boss's computer when they ask you to work weekends.

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