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Late as shit but I hope anything with Johann/Scott Sveinsson is well archived before Linus Group goes Stalin on his ass.
Linus Gabriel Sebastian & Linus Media Group / Linus Tech Tips - Narcissistic corporate shill YouTuber driving his media empire into the ground. KILL COUNT: 2
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Open secret that Linus Tech Tips / LMG views, engagement, subscribers, and sponsors are down after the sexual assaults of that BPD madison person came out. But I'm trying to find pretty graphs for the decline of those.
Anyone know of a source better than socialblade? There definitely is a recent drop off a cliff but I'm looking more for graphs of likes+views+dislikes+comments over time. Since those are more tied to the algorithmic 'engagement'.
This is from socialblade taken just now:
Anyone know of a source better than socialblade? There definitely is a recent drop off a cliff but I'm looking more for graphs of likes+views+dislikes+comments over time. Since those are more tied to the algorithmic 'engagement'.
This is from socialblade taken just now:
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Nonce repping the LTT merch. Shame it's not branded.
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To be clear, I'm not a certified authority on the subject, but as I understand it SSDs (so long as they are somewhat modern) can also be securely wiped, it just requires a somewhat different method than with HDDs. The only reason governments or certain very secure industries stick to total physical destruction is to safeguard against unknown or future recovery technologies that could potentially make current full-erase standards obsolete, but as far as current known tech goes the DoD (govt approved) standard (disregarding total destruction) utilizes a 3 pass full zero/noise overwrite and verification protocol to make an HDD fully irrecoverable and similarly a full zero/noise overwrite with sector trimming followed up with the ATA Secure Erase protocol to overwrite and change the SSD encryption key should also theoretically be enough to make an SSD irrecoverable as well. Where it is somewhat less certain is in regards to older SSDs before sector trim and full disk encryption keys were implemented. Also, using a sufficiently sophisticated encryption algorithm and complex decryption key prior to the data being written to SSD should also be enough to make the data practically irrecoverable barring some future super ultra quantum computer capable of brute forcing the decryption key.
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I think one pass of
/dev/random or /dev/zero is enough, unless there was a random page ready to be flushed out there.
Code:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sd#Like, didn't this race-mixer had previous experience to at least not screw it up? He has to be such a nigger.
He's now branded a pedo. Man, this pile of degenerates of LTT make me long for the return of lynchings.
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Don't use /dev/random to securely wipe your drives, it's slow. Just encrypt it with a random key and fill it with ones, then encrypt it again with a new random key and fill it with ones again, until you've done enough passes to feel secure.
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LTT bullying an autistic child into suicide, while perpetuating the lie that KF is responsible for total tranny death.
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I think you are on spot. Unless I'm missing a detail,
dd will copy through userspace, which is shit. But if you use cryptsetup it'll be much faster because it'll happen in kernelspace by making use of dm-crypt.
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You’re still wiping the drive with dd. You’re just doing it by encrypting a stream of ones (which is very easy and done almost entirely with ASICs) instead of by writing pseudorandom numbers created by TPM/kernel noise (very slow once you’ve depleted your entropy). Running cryptsetup alone won’t scrub the drive, it just writes a partition header telling the operating system what’s going on.
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Thank you based crackhead, adding it now
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I don't think he chose a HDD over an SSD due to an easier wiping process, as while its more of a pain to fully wipe an SSD than a HDD, its definitely doable. Destructive means will also do the job fairly well on both.
I think the reason he chose a HDD is much simpler. You don't really need the faster speeds of an SSD for the purposes of collecting and distributing CP, as HDDs will do that just fine. High capacity HDDs are a good option if you just need a cheap way to get more storage on your device, and are cheaper than an equivalent SSD.
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Please explain, I'm a boomer. (There's a gayming chair but it's practically mandatory for a streamer, in the sense that the sort of people who watch streams consider them high-status and wouldn't accept a chairless plebeian.)
Gayming? Video processing? Raw photos from a professional camera? Watching normal consoomer videos? I watch a cartoon, it alone is 400GB. I have several 4TB HDDs and two powered enclosures (no "battlestation") and I don't even hoard data. How much space does e.g. Marvel capeshit take? There's a lot of capeshit fans.
In 2014, I had a camera stolen that held the last photos I'd made of my friend, who was murdered the day after I made the photos. I wasn't backing up the photos because I didn't have the HDD space and was too broke to buy one -- not totally helpless but there were always what I'd thought to be greater priorities. Several months later, I found out I did actually back them up to a tiny netbook. After that, I'd always have an HDD and spare space, going so far as to bum cash off my retired parents when funemployed. Having backups or enough empty space on extremely short notice saved my livelihood half a dozen times.
The one thing I expect a professional pedo to have is an HDD zapper, but I don't know what they look like.
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Certified LMG-groomed cameraman.
Can't wait for more of them to crash and burn.
LMG's reputation can't plummet fast enough.
Can't wait for more of them to crash and burn.
LMG's reputation can't plummet fast enough.
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I don't know.My bet is for Anthony is it goes one of two ways:
1. he's a giga-degenerate who has the most mortifying pedo / animal abuse shit imaginable.
2. he's a giga-degenerate who has the most mortifying pedo / animal abuse shit imaginable, but because he developed his sexual proclivities via Chinese cartoons he literally can't get it up to anything real, and therefore only has terabytes worth of weebshit rather than IRL child abuse.
I don't see an option where he isn't a giga-degenerate.
As previously stated by our glorious leader, IPs on I think 8kun that posted underage weeb coombait tended to be the same dudes that posted CSAM.
It's a chicken and egg scenario.
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You need to use /dev/urandom on Linux. /dev/random stalls when it's out of entropy.
残念。
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I have advice for this man. My nigger, shave that shit, it's atrocious.
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It depends. Self encrypting SSDs like Samsungs EVO or Pro series generate and use a random key to access the on drive data. The data on the drive is useless and indeceiferable without it. That key can be permanently erased and reset by sending a single command to the SSDs controller. The data on that drive is essentially lost at that point. There's no way to externally dump that key by the way or back it up.
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If full system encryption is used, the unencrypted data never touches the SSD, so it doesn't even matter.
Even "Kero the Wolf" was smart enough to use full system encryption, and refused to give his password to the feds. (which kept his degenerate ass out of prison)
It's almost like everyone at LTT are a bunch of tech illiterate retards who are just good at PR and marketing...
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A filthy setup means a filthy mind, which means even filthier internal data on the computer, case in point. A sane person(non-pedo) would at least dust if off like once a month or so, every three months at the bare minimum.