It took maybe 10 minutes or so for a 256 GB hard drive for me, if I remember correctly.
That was an SSD, though, so yeah, mileage would definitely vary on an HDD.
It took maybe 10 minutes or so for a 256 GB hard drive for me, if I remember correctly.
That was an SSD, though, so yeah, mileage would definitely vary on an HDD.
Hmm, what does that full format do? Write zeros over everything?
Personally, I would run shred
on the root filesystem. It's a tool specifically intended for properly deleting data (overwrites it with random data multiple times).
Just in time as the "but you promised 1.5 degrees" sentence expires...
I thought, this was going to be about D~~oom~~RL, which is a different take on that: https://drl.chaosforge.org/screenshots
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Of course, yes. I'm just explaining why there's more political motivation to not be hit by a car than a motorcycle.
They do have a history of such things happening, yes, which is why my comment exists in the first place. Normally, I would assume this to just be the result of regular shitty management practices paired with regular shitty profit motives.
The history makes it look like they might genuinely have a higher motive here, and I'm saying I still don't think so, because it would be far too petty and I don't see them benefitting that much from it.
A motorcycle has a higher chance of killing its rider rather than bystanders, when compared to cars.
Google is blocking popular instances these days, so yeah, you basically need to find an unpopular instance, which usually means it's new and may not live for long, or it will quickly become popular, because it works, which will cause Google to block it.
Yeah, Google started blocking popular instances of Invidious and Piped in May this year: https://github.com/iv-org/invidious/issues/3822
Every so often, it may start working again when those instances get a different IP address, but it usually doesn't last more than a few days...
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