How can asjfbasjfbnasfnasfnasknasknfklsa file already exist

Maybe the user types not as randomly as we think

I know, right ?

"oh I need a random string "

"jhsdvghsdfbnsdhgsdf"

Error : Already exists.

WTF ?

"sdhjfsdghjfhjsdfghsdfhsgd"

Error : Already exists.

FINE ! dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd

Sucess

@M1sf3t I'm learning to generate guids in my head.

Sheesh....

Do it proper and use the specific functions.

Otherwise Mr Race Condition might spank your ass just for the fun of your agonizing pain.

your biological PRNG is broken

Yes

In some filesystems 'asjfbasjfbnasfnasfnasknasknfklsa' points to a valid file that the creators put in.

Its an unknown ciphertext, but some scholars say that it might hide the meaning of life when deciphered.

It's said that several people that boasted online about finding and decoding the file were found dead or gone missing shortly after, never disclosing the result they found.

I urge you to not investigate this any further, for your own good...

@Hazarth This is a cousin of the guy who posted this rant. He passed away yesterday because he tried to decode the secret behind it.