Well, you don’t have to drive it’s kind of reckless to do that too.

That the risk you take

Well someone might just hit your car, that’s the risk you take by driving, nobody got hurt, they shouldn’t be held accountable. I would have shrugged it off and started taking the bus.

This is fun, we can remove all accountability from everything that’s not harming someone directly!

You also need to scrub over those files so they cannot be put back together forensically.

Look at the code, though; it doesn’t do any of that.

You can kick off a trim in powershell and erase all the whitespace. https://blog.thomasdamgaard.dk/posts/2022/03/06/trim-filesystem-from-powershell/

You can also do secure delete on files from powershell and HDD free space wipes. https://www.majorgeeks.com/content/page/how_to_securely_delete_files_in_windows_10.html

48PB in excess of 120 million items.

Most of our distributed storage sharing systems break down long before that.

Even if DHT could handle it, we’d need like five full copies of it out there for it to be safe, and not one or two people with multi petabyte rigs, when you get really distributed.

2100 22tb drives

~700k dollars.

If you factor in volume discounts you can probably afford enough discs to make it a bunch of nice raids.

Of course, then you’ll need a bunch of really expensive chassis to be able to mount them and have them working.

Seems like somebody could stand a spare a couple million to make that happen.

That or make some attempt to do a free space wipe, or prune the registry, or, you know any reason whatsoever to actually write it in c++.

It’s probably a sufficient wipe to keep your partner or kids from finding stuff, But it’s not going to stop a state agency. Like they won’t have logs from those services from your IP address. Like your registry isn’t absolutely chocked full of your history and the history of those apps.

Forensic analysis on that drive will net them most of every one of those deleted files.

And frankly of all the things to wipe, wth is up with steam?

Not at all what I said

That’s just a strawman, the same goes for killing or raping people.

The people themselves aren’t entirely compassionless, But bathed in the propaganda, they’re told that the homeless or homeless because they’re bad, awful people. Most of the right-wing world view is designed to embrace greed by turning victims into Boogeyman.

That’s where I want it to be. But I’m worried it’s not

Burn the house down, free steak

Our government behaves like that because it formally takes bribes.

If you look at the real issues ~60% want homeless fed and to help people back on their feet, healthcare and school to be affordable to everyone.

~40% want all those things, but they only want them for themselves and their families.

We’re at about 60/40 POS.

It’s all that white on white, he kinda looked like a couch. He wasn’t trying to kill him, but the old man was frail and looked too much like a cushion.

I home i’d be ‘late’ at my own funeral. The late rumba. I ain’t holding that shit while I’m alive.

ohh thanks, just reminded me to wipe out my good reads account

I see the same with adblock. I don’t watch TV, see no ads in youtube. How could they up their game and reach me?

I never get bent about other people using them when they don’t need to. It’s real fucking old sitting at a busy light where I could have gone five times if someone would have had a moment to flick a switch.

Everyone just needs to block this guy and move on. If this is the best he can contribute to the conversation, he’s no better than the average troll.

I suspect most CEOs are, The vast majority just have enough common sense not to ruin their relations with the 99 percenters.

Hyper-compartmentalization. Everything can be falling apart around me, high stakes, emergency, danger, but I just proceed calmly and steadily toward the goal. I am a rat in a maze, and each decision is just an ab node in a tree. I make best guesses and don’t shoulda woulda. If I can’t make it and everything is horrible, that was the outcome, I did the best I could with the knowledge/data given, or I put in what I felt was right, and if I’m wrong, oh well.

When enough people realize that it’s that easy and it gets sufficiently widespread it’ll eventually become a target.

Either they’ll shut it down or laws will become restrictive enough to make using it illegal. It’ll be the '90s and early 00’s again they’ll be dragging students and housewives into court.

There will always be enough people out there who refuse to put their payment identity online that torrents aren’t going anywhere.

Hell, even torrents couldn’t kill news groups.

a wild Styropyro appears