Termyn8or
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Joined: 11/12/2005 Status: offline
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Magnets won't work. And even if you drop your harddrive into molten lava it will not erase the history of where your IPs have been. What's more you cannot delete your internet cache. Proof ? Go into internet properties and tell it to take the cache size down to say one MEGABYTE. ONE MEGABYTE. Reboot, run scadisk and defrag. Do all that dumb shit. Now go back into internet properties WITHOUT connecting to the internet and restore the size to it's former value. The files are all there and I can tell you how to find them. And they occupy a certain part of the drive, so even in a full format and reload, many of them will not be overwritten. You see you are still in DOS. It might not be EXACTLY as I describe but in a FAT system, and I have no reason to believe NTFS is different, deleting a file simply renames it, it then starts with the greek letter omega. Certain programs can find these files that Windows supposedly can't, and restoring them is a simple matter of specifying a character for the first character of the filename. Windows has an index of the first characters for future use, even after you empty the recycle bin. And you know what ? When you tell Windows to delete your internet cache files it takes it's fucking time to make you think it is really deleting them, but it only take about two seconds to restore them all. Some people like me notice that shit. And, your internet connection can always be traced back to you, except in very unusual circumstances. So even if your whole PC goes into a melting pot of steel, you are still not in the clear. Sometimes it takes a criminal mind to figure shit like this out. Consider the internet a public place. Some of the shit I've said on the internet maybe I shouldn'ta, but so what. What's done is done. T^T
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