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An instance when a particular application or your entire Mac or iOS device refuses to respond and/or function properly. Usually causes the app to "quit" or the interface to "freeze".
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Can you actually use Terminal to crash your computer?
If you want an example of a one character mix up that will crash your system take a look at this scenario: You want to move all the files in the current directory to another one:
mv -f ./* /path/to/other …
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