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Kevin
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In bashbash:

bash -c 'while [ 0 ]; do echo "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum."; done'

(Echoecho could be replaced by any command...

Or in Perlperl:

perl -e 'for (;1;) {print "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum.\n"}'

Where print "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum.\n"print "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum.\n" could be replaced with "any" command surrounded with backticks (`).

And for a pause, add a sleepsleep statement inside the for loop.:

bash -c 'while [ 0 ]; do echo "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum."; sleep 1; done'

and

perl -e 'for (;1;) {print "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum.\n"; sleep 1}'

In bash:

bash -c 'while [ 0 ]; do echo "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum."; done'

(Echo could be replaced by any command...

Or in Perl:

perl -e 'for (;1;) {print "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum.\n"}'

Where print "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum.\n" could be replaced with "any" command surrounded with backticks (`).

And for a pause add a sleep statement inside the for loop.

bash -c 'while [ 0 ]; do echo "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum."; sleep 1; done'

and

perl -e 'for (;1;) {print "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum.\n"; sleep 1}'

In bash:

bash -c 'while [ 0 ]; do echo "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum."; done'

(echo could be replaced by any command...

Or in perl:

perl -e 'for (;1;) {print "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum.\n"}'

Where print "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum.\n" could be replaced with "any" command surrounded with backticks (`).

And for a pause, add a sleep statement inside the for loop:

bash -c 'while [ 0 ]; do echo "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum."; sleep 1; done'

and

perl -e 'for (;1;) {print "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum.\n"; sleep 1}'
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Tooony
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In bash:

bash -c 'while [ 0 ]; do echo "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum."; done'

(Echo could be replaced by any command...

Or in Perl:

perl -e 'for (;1;) {print "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum.\n"}'

Where print "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum.\n" could be replaced with "any" command surrounded with backticks (`).

And for a pause add a sleep statement inside the for loop.

bash -c 'while [ 0 ]; do echo "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum."; sleep 1; done'

and

perl -e 'for (;1;) {print "I will not automate this punishment in absurdum.\n"; sleep 1}'