Oh, *Hells* yes!
Jim
Note: I have no idea what the audio is like. But it sure looked fun.
Jim
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My Oasis of Calm has dried up. However, my Garden of Angry is
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Joe Zeff
> <uggc://jjj.gurertvfgre.pb.hx/2009/11/18/fubg_freire/>
>
> Note: I have no idea what the audio is like. But it sure looked fun.
>
That was, I'll agree, fun to watch but I was a tad disappointed by it. I
thought it was showing a new technique for getting rid of sensitive data
so that it couldn't be recovered. Would have been *much* more BOFHish.
--
Joe Zeff -- The Guy With The Sideburns:
http://www.zeff.us http://www.lasfs.info
Do not meddle in the affairs of gurus,
for they can make your life miserable by doing nothing.
Jim
> On Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:16:56 +0000, Jim wrote:
>
> > <uggc://jjj.gurertvfgre.pb.hx/2009/11/18/fubg_freire/>
> >
> > Note: I have no idea what the audio is like. But it sure looked fun.
> >
>
> That was, I'll agree, fun to watch but I was a tad disappointed by it. I
> thought it was showing a new technique for getting rid of sensitive data
> so that it couldn't be recovered. Would have been *much* more BOFHish.
Having just watched it at home, it's *much* better without sound.
As does, now I glance at the TV, 'Batman & Robin'.
Lionel
> On Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:16:56 +0000, Jim wrote:
>
>> <uggc://jjj.gurertvfgre.pb.hx/2009/11/18/fubg_freire/>
>>
>> Note: I have no idea what the audio is like. But it sure looked fun.
>>
>
> That was, I'll agree, fun to watch but I was a tad disappointed by it. I
> thought it was showing a new technique for getting rid of sensitive data
> so that it couldn't be recovered. Would have been *much* more BOFHish.
Thermite is your friend. 50% aluminium dust, 50% iron oxide. Mix, then
place on top of unwanted data. Ignite with a sparkler.
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\|/ \|/ it is illegal to kill them." Perna condita delenda est
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Bernard Peek
writes
>Joe Zeff wrote:
>> On Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:16:56 +0000, Jim wrote:
>>
>>> <uggc://jjj.gurertvfgre.pb.hx/2009/11/18/fubg_freire/>
>>>
>>> Note: I have no idea what the audio is like. But it sure looked fun.
>>>
>> That was, I'll agree, fun to watch but I was a tad disappointed by
>>it. I thought it was showing a new technique for getting rid of
>>sensitive data so that it couldn't be recovered. Would have been
>>*much* more BOFHish.
>
>Thermite is your friend. 50% aluminium dust, 50% iron oxide. Mix, then
>place on top of unwanted data. Ignite with a sparkler.
For added "Oooh shiny!" replace iron oxide with manganese dioxide.
--
Bernard Peek
Joe Zeff
> Thermite is your friend. 50% aluminium dust, 50% iron oxide. Mix, then
> place on top of unwanted data. Ignite with a sparkler.
If you really want to be sure, replace the iron oxide with yrnq bkvqr but
don't stand downwind. Not only is it much hotter, the residue is in the
form of vapor.
--
Joe Zeff -- The Guy With The Sideburns:
http://www.zeff.us http://www.lasfs.info
Sounds a bit like Apple's iPrint Shuffle: you press a button and it
prints something somewhere at random.
Joe Thompson
><uggc://jjj.gurertvfgre.pb.hx/2009/11/18/fubg_freire/>
>
> Note: I have no idea what the audio is like. But it sure looked fun.
When I saw what looked like old Compaq server drive caddies, my heart
leapt for joy. Entirely too many simultaneous failures of those just
lately[0]. -- Joe
[0] Of course a 12-drive RAID-5 is not exactly the best configuration to
use any drives in, even good ones.