Short answer: Nothing

Long answer: It is part of a command that deletes everything. The only thing missing is the argument specifying what to delete. Examples:

rm -rf *
rm -rf /some/directory

It's somewhat (in)famous because it'll do so without asking for confirmation. The only exception is rm -rf / on a modern distro which will complain that you're attempting to delete EVERYTHING on the system. In the olden days it'd just do it, but these days it tells you to add --no-preserve-root as well if you really wish to do so.

Around half

Or beat it to his couch. Could go either way.

Oh ffs, how I wish people would stop using Ø instead of O just because it's "cool". It hurts my brain trying to read it, as it's a completely different letter. To those of you not understanding what I'm whining about, imagine if the title read Nall Horuzon instead.

Same. Parenthood brings a whole new perspective on bodily fluids.

GF, after gettingback feom the store: "Any reason why my hairbrush is on the floor?"
Me watchingour toddler: "Don't touch, it'sfull of poop!"
GF: ...

I haven't been a digital nomad 17 years, but my usual was:

1. Simplest way of getting to the airport? Not for leaving permanently, but my job required it.
2. Where can I hang all day, chilling on my laptop? Bonus points if they sell beer
3. Good safe and cheap place for parking my car long-term

Lol, cheers. Added a draft. Might edit later.

As a mod, I keep banning those who do so, although it'seasy to slip through the cracks. While there may be justifications for deleting a post, when there's no obvious one, it's not fair to the community as a whole, or to the ones who took their time to answer in particular.

Note to self: Remember to add it to the rules next time I have a web UI available.

It was, but it was better than nothing and quite convenient

Yeah, semi-public wifi is a lot more waterproof these days. My IPoDNS days were back in 2009ish