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Software Sorts Electronic Evidence

Posted by michael on from the civil-action dept.

securitas writes: "The New York Times has a very interesting article about the legal industry using new search software to sort through electronic evidence such as e-mail, documents and recovered files, and the process that they go through to make the evidence usable. It has spawned an industry."

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  1. OpenBSD fucked up my hard drive by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait
    Yeah, I tried installing OpenBSD.

    When I realised that it won't support the hardware I have, I switched to SUSE Linux.

    Now the SUSE Linux won't install because OpenBSD has taken over the partition table with the FUCKED UP BSD STYLE PARTITIONING! Nothing won't install on the hard drive anymore because "the partition table is illegal" both for Linux and Windows.

    This is the last time I'll try *BSD.

    Fuck you!