Random
Source Code
Random
A file on a windows computer that executes some of the simplest code ever. Often used by script kiddies to trick their friends that they're "hacking".
<Skid> Bro I'm hacking the main frame.
<Friend> Nah dude thats a batch file.
A Number of Baked Goods Amounting to 72, large individual items.
We have 72 guests coming- we will need 1 Brooke's Batch to feed them all!
a vehicle used to manufacture methamphetamine,batch mobile
is that a batch mobile or what?
Hunter Bad Batch refers to the main character of the Lucasfilm Animation show, Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Hunter, CT-9901, is a clone sergeant in the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) during the Clone War.
He is known for his enhanced senses, precision with a blade, iconic red bandana, and the devotion to his squad (Clone Force 99), alongside his tiny, slutty, waist.
Person 1: Hunter Bad Batch is my favourite character, he is so handsome and smart and being a dilf just makes him so much hotter!
Person 2: his massive chest is so beautiful i hope we get a scene of him in the shower too.
When your friend decides not to go out and sleeps instead.
Damn where is he?
He’s being a sleepy batch tonight
1. Alfa-female, bitch in charge.
2. One of those who came there first.
1. Girls, listen to me carefully, I'm the first batch here.
2. Hey, newby, don't ask silly questions. Look how I do it. I'm the first batch in this company.
n. A Batch Bricker or a .bat Bricker is an extremely malicious and violent script exploit, primarily for the Windows operating system, which firstly executes a .bat script disguised as a legitimate file to delete all system files and critical program data on the C: drive, all .ini files, all registry files and corrupts/deletes the MBR so that the HDD cannot be recovered and the computer will no longer boot up. While doing this it glues the cursor to an area of the screen and disables the user from being able to move the mouse without the mouse returning to the glued position. This exploit has been around since DOS and is extremely dangerous in that it can easily be disguised as a legitimate file such as an image, sound file or installation wizard. It is also dangerous in that it can easily be accidentally opened via mouse click. This type of attack has reduced in popularity because it is outrageously illegal and produces nothing valuable for the attacker other than the knowledge he irreparably damaged a computer. Only the most evil of evil would use this attack. Advancements in anti-virus software have made the detection of this type of attack easily preventable. Even modern free anti-virus softwares will detect and quarantine/neutralize this type of attack. The best means of avoiding this attack is to practice discretion when downloading files from the internet and scanning the files before any attempts at execution are made.
Unfortunately, my client name redacted has fallen victim to a batch bricker, has lost all his data and will now have to purchase a new computer system. The culprit was the downloading of, in his own words, a file which would clean out viruses and make his computer run faster. Despite the site being very suspect, even by the standards of a computer illiterate individual, the man went ahead and downloaded the malicious filed and opened it without question. Don't be like name redacted, scan your files before use.