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When accidentally doing a :<br>
cat /bin/somefile_binary<br>
you can end up with a "broken terminal". The binary file may possibly contain characters that<br>
put a terminal into a mode where the output becomes unreadable. To put the terminal back to<br>
normal you can type blindly:<br> 

<b>reset</b>
<br>
and it's normal.<br>

best regards<br>