A Computer Science (BSIT) major analyzes the programming/coding/terminal part of this episode
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Oh and here's what's in-store:
- Shows why Kinger executed commands
- What each command did
- Explains what each command does
- Shows everything in the terminal
Check out the terminal here
Note
The information here is inferred
- Shows both "Kinger's" computer and the circus server's file system
- Shows information about the files
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CANDAmight be a concatenation of "CA" and "NDA," in which if it were, would mean "Caine & Abel Non-disclosure agreement"- The time on the computer in the end was 8:25PM
kinger@circus:~$means the user is logged in as "kinger" in a server named "circus". With the current directory being/home/kinger- Kinger connects to the server using a custom made program that uses ssh (most likely)
- Kinger's real name might be along the lines of
G░an░ - Kinger made sure to check if he was logged in correctly at the start with the
whoamicommand - The reason why Caine stayed for a second after deletion was because he was still loaded into memory (RAM) and was given a SIGTERM signal (Which is a polite way to request a program to stop, meaning the program can still execute instructions/code for a bit before disappearing)