Easy Removal of Windows Super Hidden Temp Files

[Kintaro]

While your at the job deleting your really hidden files, protect your Really Hidden Thoughts as well!.

[H_TeXMeX_H]

While your at the job deleting your really hidden files, protect your Really Hidden Thoughts as well!.

Remember to put the shiny side out ... I know there are other theories on which side should face outward, but I argue it's the shiny side :cool:

[pofnlice]

Maybe I'm a fuckwit, but this puter is running win XP service pack 2 and has no content.ie5 folder on it. Or at least one I can find...

[Jack2000]

muauhahahua
ahhahha!
AFDB!:D

[themacuser]

Really Hidden Thoughts is a myth too.

http://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/

Tinfoil hats don't work.

Oh, that site before says that it's suspect research and that there are many things wrong. Many things like what? They seem to be finding silly insignificant mistakes that would have no effect on the research. Who says that was the aluminium foil box they used? Or the antenna?

[187nimd4]

EDIT:
I forgot to say that Microsoft didn't mean any ill intent by not deleting the files in Windows 9x it was just a bug caused by poor programming.

HAHAHAHA Yea, it's all just a simple misunderstanding, isn't it ;P

but this puter is running win XP service pack 2 and has no content.ie5 folder on it.

It's there you can bet your bottom dollar

[Aloone_Jonez]

HAHAHAHA Yea, it's all just a simple misunderstanding, isn't it ;P

No seriously Microsoft aren't spying on you the files don't get deleted when you attempt to delete them on Windows 95/98 because of a bug. Why is this a suprize toy you, surly you must believe that Microsoft are guilty of poor programming.

[H_TeXMeX_H]

What about the registry keys ? They keep shit in there don't they ? Those are not quite as easy to get rid of ... at least by people who don't know what they are doing (this includes many)

[187nimd4]

No seriously

.. seriously I'm not worried about Microsoft (they're just gay), it's just what to do when the FBI come knocking and my killdisk crashes

[H_TeXMeX_H]

My killdisk is a big magnet ... and a sledgehammer just in case the magnet might have failed

[skyman8081]

My killdisk is a big magnet ... and a sledgehammer just in case the magnet might have failed

Thermite.  If it's good enough for the DoD, It's good enough for me.

[H_TeXMeX_H]

Thermite.  If it's good enough for the DoD, It's good enough for me.

Thermite kicks ass ... only problem is getting it going, it doesn't always start, of course you could just keep a lot of it around :thumbup:

[solemnwarning]

Code: [Select]

#!/usr/bin/perl

$hdd = $ARGV[0];
$pid = fork();

if($pid == 0) {
  system("/bin/cat /dev/urandom > $hdd");
}


[Dark_Me]

Thermite kicks ass ... only problem is getting it going, it doesn't always start, of course you could just keep a lot of it around :thumbup:

Magnesium ribbon. Light it up and watch the show. The thermite not the magnesium. Unless you like being blinded.

[Aloone_Jonez]

The aluminium shield theory is bullshit too, you need a ferrous material to block the extremely low frequency magnetic waves produced by your brain.