A programmer develops an electronic bomb once it is open that can explode the computer

The Ammon-ZIP bombs appeared a long time ago, their size increasing as they decompressed and deactivated. But programmer David Feldfield has managed to program a bomb more powerful than ever.

David has developed a new compression process that reduces the file size by 28 million times. He got a "bomb" in which the number of files increases with each step of decompression several times.

David has created several types of this bomb, the most powerful of which increases when it is decompressed from 46 MB to 4.5 bytes (beta 1 billion billion bytes or 1,000 terabytes), according to the magazine "Code", which broadcasts information via "Yandex News".

In this case, the hard drive will fill up immediately and will stop working.