Hello,
OK, how does one perform disk sterilization when you can't access the
disk? Open it up and smash the platters? It's not 100% sure but it's
better then nothing or is it?
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Hello,
OK, how does one perform disk sterilization when you c
Drillbit straight through it works. Or go get a Blendtek Blender.
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Hello,
OK, how does one perform disk
On Wed, 17 Sep 2008, Joe User wrote:
Hello,
OK, how does one perform disk sterilization when you can't access the
disk? Open it up and smash the platters? It's not 100% sure but it's
better then nothing or is it?
Got a workshop in the garage? Use a grinding wheel on the platters.
Christoph
Anything is better than nothing...
If the fate of the world is hidden in those platters
smash'em and melt them...
On another list, we discussed a machine that seems to destroy
the info and the drive with magnetism, but with no access, could
you ever be sure 100%?
(Drum roll please, working on hi
Hello,
Wednesday, September 17, 2008, 7:43:51 AM, I wrote:
> OK, how does one perform disk sterilization when you can't access the
> disk? Open it up and smash the platters? It's not 100% sure but it's
> better then nothing or is it?
Thanks for all the suggestions and ideas.
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joeus
