No files are "saved", a snapshot is made of the MFT and areas of the disk are marked so that if a file is overwritten it won't overwrite the disk sectors where the original file is stored.
Any notion that there's some sort of hidden zip file somewhere with a backup of the system files in it is completely wrong.
Do you think it's right to post "scolding political criticism" anonymously? Maybe what the law should be protecting is the ability to respond to your critics.
The "worst case" scenario for a pebble bed reactor is, um, nothing.
Maybe one of the pebbles could get jammed in the inspection chute or something (it happened in Germany!) but you could take all the time you needed to figure out how to unjam it.
(And I assume a more modern plant would have two chutes...)
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I heard all the dead drug dealers in the sea off the coast of Mexico will soak up any oil that goes their way.
Imagine if you tell your partner "at 2am it's gonna dispense all the money, make sure you're standing there with a big bag to catch it all".
That's be very interesting to most thieves.
Maybe you meant to say "personal PIN number"...?
http://xkcd.com/463/
I just assumed that people would know the difference between 'and' and 'or' on Slashdot.
Mea culpa.
Which part of the word 'and' is confusing you?
Because if it can't....
This news will be all over the TV, blogosphere and Internet discussion groups in a matter of hours.
Oh, wait...
(Apologies for using the word "blogosphere")
At least he wasn't looking at willies...
I'm hoping some of it washes up on the private beaches of the rich people who are lobbying against offshore wind farms because "they spoil the view".
Can't wait for people to start controlling power stations with one of those...
So.....we're about to convert one of the biggest oil fields in the world directly into CO2 without even getting the energy from it?
Burn: Apocalypse
No burn: Apocalypse
Hard to see a way out of this one if the oil is coming out under pressure.
Would Obama make them pay for cleanup if it was a US company?
You need to read up on what a "shadow copy" is.
No files are "saved", a snapshot is made of the MFT and areas of the disk are marked so that if a file is overwritten it won't overwrite the disk sectors where the original file is stored.
Any notion that there's some sort of hidden zip file somewhere with a backup of the system files in it is completely wrong.
The scary part of that story is that it takes "several minutes" to delete it.
Um, we've got this thing called "Google", you can type words into it and it finds pages with those words on them.
You could try it with those words...see what happens.
Do you think it's right to post "scolding political criticism" anonymously? Maybe what the law should be protecting is the ability to respond to your critics.
...either that or to ensure the longest download times.
Just call it "copy protection" when you talk to average Joes.
Yes...except the H.264 licensing fees aren't granted in perpetuity.
Quite the opposite in fact, e.g. they've given the exact date when "free for internet video" becomes null and void (December 31, 2015).
They should be using web-based email, that way the mail leaves their servers.
MS provides email, Outlook, SQL and web server applications. Why would you need anything more?
This is why we need to demand more net neutrality!
I like the way the Interior Secretary is wearing a US Cavalry hat in the article.
(minus the badge...)
The "worst case" scenario for a pebble bed reactor is, um, nothing.
Maybe one of the pebbles could get jammed in the inspection chute or something (it happened in Germany!) but you could take all the time you needed to figure out how to unjam it.
(And I assume a more modern plant would have two chutes...)