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Cooky wrote:
> Ev][L~Dark wrote:
> Rachel Stevens added to the group :O :)
>
> ...mummble mummble... she's ooooookkkeeeyyy, nowt much to shout
> about tho!
Webbed feet *drools* :^)
> Ev][L~Dark wrote:
> Rachel Stevens added to the group :O :)
>
> ...mummble mummble... she's ooooookkkeeeyyy, nowt much to shout
> about tho!
Webbed feet *drools* :^)
Ev][L~Dark wrote:
> Rachel Stevens added to the group :O :)
...mummble mummble... she's ooooookkkeeeyyy, nowt much to shout about tho!
:P
> Rachel Stevens added to the group :O :)
...mummble mummble... she's ooooookkkeeeyyy, nowt much to shout about tho!
:P
Cooky wrote:
> tphi wrote:
> By the by, Mandy = Yowza!
>
> Another man with some sence and good choice in women!
>
> :D
... :p
Rachel Stevens added to the group :O :)
> tphi wrote:
> By the by, Mandy = Yowza!
>
> Another man with some sence and good choice in women!
>
> :D
... :p
Rachel Stevens added to the group :O :)
tphi wrote:
> By the by, Mandy = Yowza!
Another man with some sence and good choice in women!
:D
> By the by, Mandy = Yowza!
Another man with some sence and good choice in women!
:D
Icarus wrote:
> I think the driving game's Ridge Racer 64, or some other one that I
Yup you are correct!
Tiss a great game that. Which I've got to play thanks to the generousily of Dr Duck! Thanks mate!
:D
> I think the driving game's Ridge Racer 64, or some other one that I
Yup you are correct!
Tiss a great game that. Which I've got to play thanks to the generousily of Dr Duck! Thanks mate!
:D
I think the driving game's Ridge Racer 64, or some other one that I can remember being reviewed but not the name of. Began with World I think.
I could be completely wrong.
I could be completely wrong.
Cooky wrote:
> had this mate who had some program that filled all
> the previous records on your computer with millions of random file
> that would stop you being able to recover anything.
>
> :)
Your mate hang around play-parks alot then? :D
By the by, Mandy = Yowza!
> had this mate who had some program that filled all
> the previous records on your computer with millions of random file
> that would stop you being able to recover anything.
>
> :)
Your mate hang around play-parks alot then? :D
By the by, Mandy = Yowza!
Icarus wrote:
> Was that you drinking in the background?
Was my mate Lawrence who was my alright housemate in 2nd year. He had come up for a visit.
:)
> Was that you drinking in the background?
Was my mate Lawrence who was my alright housemate in 2nd year. He had come up for a visit.
:)
> tphi wrote:
> There's supposed to be hidden directories with records of everything
> you've been up to on your computer that can be recovered despite
> re-formatting. For police paedo-checks and so forth. Or so the urban
> legend goes..
yes, thats because when you format, all the computer does is erase the file locations, but it doesnt physically erase the data. the only way to erase the data is to use a program that does it, as has been said..or to eventually overwrite it with fresh data.
this undeleted data can be recovered by a program that just checks for the start of bytes in a string of binary, and figures out what has been stored from there.
i believe i heard some stuff before about places being sued after selling on old computers without wiping them first, because the old "formatted" data could be recovered.
> There's supposed to be hidden directories with records of everything
> you've been up to on your computer that can be recovered despite
> re-formatting. For police paedo-checks and so forth. Or so the urban
> legend goes..
yes, thats because when you format, all the computer does is erase the file locations, but it doesnt physically erase the data. the only way to erase the data is to use a program that does it, as has been said..or to eventually overwrite it with fresh data.
this undeleted data can be recovered by a program that just checks for the start of bytes in a string of binary, and figures out what has been stored from there.
i believe i heard some stuff before about places being sued after selling on old computers without wiping them first, because the old "formatted" data could be recovered.
Was that you drinking in the background?
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