lol nothin like that on here , but some "other" not so lawabiding thingsBrothaBill said:lol, MSNBC has a special on guys going to underage kid's homes that's on right now. They sit there with a camera waiting for all these dudes to show up.
I can picture you lol
hotzie said:lol nothin like that on here , but some "other" not so lawabiding things
hotzie said:lol nothin like that on here , but some "other" not so lawabiding things
That would clean-off the system well, but I bet his friend wants/needs a bootable Windows PC.redguru said:Make a bootable floppy with that program and it'll write the hard drive with all zero's.
shti ill have to lookmrplunkey said:That would clean-off the system well, but I bet his friend wants/needs a bootable Windows PC.
I hope you have your windows CD's btw... you'll need those and your license keys.
lol id just hate for him to find some of my supplement ordersBrothaBill said:Youre going to jail pal!
hotzie said:lol id just hate for him to find some of my supplement orders
we have mutual friendsBrothaBill said:we have mutual friends
hotzie said:
i have no clue whatsoever , but thats why i want to be safe rather than sorryBrothaBill said:does just looking at encrypted mail make it part of your hard drive that can be seen later upon investigation?
BrothaBill said:does just looking at encrypted mail make it part of your hard drive that can be seen later upon investigation?
mrplunkey said:You may have some usernames and passwords cached in internet explorer or other applications that require signon. Your "favorates" or your IE recently used URL list could even guide a user to the right sites.
Also, you could have some temporary internet objects cached that are of an interesting nature (i.e. picture headers from the banners on your favorate porn sites).
And finally, you may have subscribed usegroups and/or downloaded messages. Just imagine having a few hundred binary posts from alt.binaries.spoo_on_them_hooters![]()
thats the shit im talkin aboutmrplunkey said:You may have some usernames and passwords cached in internet explorer or other applications that require signon. Your "favorates" or your IE recently used URL list could even guide a user to the right sites.
Also, you could have some temporary internet objects cached that are of an interesting nature (i.e. picture headers from the banners on your favorate porn sites).
And finally, you may have subscribed usegroups and/or downloaded messages. Just imagine having a few hundred binary posts from alt.binaries.spoo_on_them_hooters![]()
hotzie said:thats the shit im talkin about
Probably the worst thing for me on this computer comes from all the links off this board I chase. I don't go directly to pornographic sites (but I do occasionally peruse the "Pictures of Women" section). The catch is, a lot of the image and video links posted on these boards that aren't necessarily sexual in nature have banner ads to things like "Adult Friend Finder" and other sexually explicit sites.BrothaBill said:I dont visit porn sites so it doesnt matter and I dont visit illegal sites or do anything but I have looked at price lists for grey market materials, I dont really care that much though b/c I dont break the law
ownerredguru said:Are you logged on as the Administrator or another user?
mrplunkey said:Probably the worst thing for me on this computer comes from all the links off this board I chase. I don't go directly to pornographic sites (but I do occasionally peruse the "Pictures of Women" section). The catch is, a lot of the image and video links posted on these boards that aren't necessarily sexual in nature have banner ads to things like "Adult Friend Finder" and other sexually explicit sites.
Personally I think it's no biggie to have a few naughty banners cached on your hard drive, but it also depends on the person. I remember a funny link to a story on these boards, and there was a banner ad right next to it that showed a naked girl obviously in pain with the logo "DP -- one in the pink and one in the stink". I thought to myself, "now that would be a great GIF to have sitting in my temporary internet files folder should I consider handing this computer down to my preacher!"

i thought you liked what i sent youBrothaBill said:yeah I guess, I dont worry though, Ive seen the adult friend finder on video links that are posted here. I just roll my eyes at the fake women they have. I seriously dont worry about this stuff given that anyone online has that innocently on their own computer.
That stuff doesnt interest me, its contributing to the cause, just a moral/ethical decision.
So my computer is clean Im sure except for what Hotzie sent me
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hotzie said:i thought you liked what i sent you![]()
yea no shit huhBrothaBill said:I did I did, I just dont want people busting down my door like they are looking for Elian Gonzales
JarheadChiro said:Here's the long list of utlities:Major Geeks
hotzie said:yea no shit huh
that is sadBrothaBill said:the shit is serious, its like they get bored and raid people's places to keep sharp.
I posted a thread about them killing a little boy in a botched raid for no real reason.
BrothaBill said:I did I did, I just dont want people busting down my door like they are looking for Elian Gonzales
lol thats funnyredguru said:I just wrapped my hard drive with 370 feet of 12 guage wire attached to a toggle and the +12v source on the CPU power supply. Flick of a switch, presto chango, you ain't reading shit, Mr. G-Man. I just placed the HD in a magnetic field of approximately 550 gauss.
hotzie said:lets say i wanna sell my comp to a buddy of mine , but i want to make sure none of my personal info is on the hard drive , what can i do to make sure he would never stumble upon my info ( not kiddy porn either fuckers )
i just ordered me a new dell laptop and my buddy wants to get my desktop off me and he isnt a comp wiz , so i just basically wanna whipe everything out just so he doesnt stumble upon anything he dont need to seepintoca said:You forgot to include "Fuck you Pintoca, I knew you would click on this" on the the first post.
On the serious side, we are going through an evaluation of software for this same thing. We are entering an outsourcing deal with a company, who specifically added to the contract that if they have any loss of revenue as a result of we not wiping the machines effectively, we are liable WITH NO LIMIT to their damage.
So, it's a balance between cost (in manhours required) and security. You could write 27 times a complete hard drive, with 0, with 1, with randoms 0 and 1... etc. So far for us, it's cheaper to take out the disk, destroy it (physical destruction) and slap in a new cheap 40Gb unit.
Word on the street is that ANY HD can be at least partially recovered. There is a company who recovered data from some burned HD from 9/11 dude... imagine that
hotzie said:i just ordered me a new dell laptop and my buddy wants to get my desktop off me and he isnt a comp wiz , so i just basically wanna whipe everything out just so he doesnt stumble upon anything he dont need to see
you really think this will work ??alien amp pharm said:Douse the computer in gasoline and set on fire prior to giving it to him.
Thus assuring you he will never find your homo porn cookies.
its our child hood picsCamelToe said:LOL@hotzies and redgurus avis on back to back posts
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