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Last month I found myself in the unenviable position of having just executed the most dangerous command ( dd ) on the boot drive of the NAS of my homelab. I was trying to wipe stale ZFS partition information from a data drive after it became briefly detached, but on reboot, the drive labels had been reassigned and I didn’t double check if I was wiping the correct drive. 
 I caught my…
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