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Wrapped in plastic and acid: Erased all trace
aka idmontie
I obviously would do the manly thing and board myself up in my room and have a good ol' fashion shoot out with the FBI. GG.
I surprised at how many people think breaking a disc in half is enough.
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I surprised at how many people think breaking a disc in half is enough.
Hey, I didn't just say break it in half, I said break it in half multiple times and then flush it. The only reason for breaking it at all is so it fits down the toilet properly
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I'd play Starcraft and make them think I'm not up to anything.
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What about spinning the drive at 720x and parking the needle?
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Doodle772. Use neodymium mangets to destroy all data.
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By the way, how close do you mean when you say "next to my computer" ?
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Okay so obviously it's easy to get rid of it, but how about hiding it? I mean like you still want the data, you just don't want the FBI to have access?
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Remove the hard drive, pour gasoline on it, set it on fire, wait ten seconds, douse it, put it back in, turn off the computer and pretend to sleep.
Very innocent-looking when big guys with guns bust into your room while you're in bed sleeping
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Well, or be boring and rub magnets against it.
Very innocent-looking when big guys with guns bust into your room while you're in bed sleeping
.Well, or be boring and rub magnets against it.
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Remove the hard drive, pour gasoline on it, set it on fire, wait ten seconds, douse it, put it back in, turn off the computer and pretend to sleep.
That has a pretty high chance of leaving at least some recovering ability for that harddrive.
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Disassemble your computer and hide the hard drive while saying that you were disassembling it, and discarded the hard drive the last pickup date. Rawr.
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That has a pretty high chance of leaving at least some recovering ability for that harddrive.
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Would microwaving the platters achieve a similar effect as microwaving cds/dvds?
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Would microwaving the platters achieve a similar effect as microwaving cds/dvds?
It would actually work a lot better
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Quickly dig a hole outside and hide my hard drive in it.
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Would microwaving the platters achieve a similar effect as microwaving cds/dvds?
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grab some of my Rare earth magnets, unscrew my harddrive rip out the platter, degauss it with the magnets, start scrubbing it with those metal brillo pads, smash it into as many pieces as possible, then if i had time and i didnt care about burning my house down, set it on fire.
Because, microwaves are for chumps.
Because, microwaves are for chumps.
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shift + del, dban, change striping to mirror. I also would store incriminating evidence in pictures in rars in pictures in zips in a png.
"Parliamentary inquiry, Mr. Chairman - do we have to call the Gentleman a gentleman if he's not one?"
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Okay so obviously it's easy to get rid of it, but how about hiding it? I mean like you still want the data, you just don't want the FBI to have access?
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Okay so obviously it's easy to get rid of it, but how about hiding it? I mean like you still want the data, you just don't want the FBI to have access?
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If I had something to hide, I'd probably store it on a micro SD card or similarly sized memory card, which could be hidden or destroyed very easily.
Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on Apr 1 2009, 3:36 am by ShadowFlare. Reason: micro sd, not mini sd
Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on Apr 1 2009, 3:36 am by ShadowFlare. Reason: micro sd, not mini sd
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