How the fuck does rm -rf / work when it removes itself

how the fuck does rm -rf / work when it removes itself

Real answer: It resides in RAM, retard.
Fake answer: AYY LMAO U RIGHT SON HIT DAT LIKE BUTTON

RAM

Fuck off niggers I know what RAM is

Even if the program is removed off disk it still is being run in RAM. In fact, all programs are loaded into RAM! Who knew?!

On Linux, program can still run even if you delete the executable.
Also, you can delete any running executable without locking problem, unlike Windows.

>On Linux, program can still run even if you delete the executable.
>Also, you can delete any running executable without locking problem, unlike Windows.
I never understood why this is not possible on Winblows

Because it's actually a really fucking stupid idea to be able to delete running executeables.

You aren't actually deleting the file, you're deleting the reference to the file. The file can still run because the OS knows where it is until it's execution is complete.

Shame on Sup Forums.

No wonder linux is so insecure. On Windows you could never execute that. It's just a much smarter OS. That's the difference between a commercial OS made by professionals and a free OS made by amateurs in their free time.