[P1] Archive and Install

[Jack Rodgers]

On Saturday, March 8, 2003, at 09:52  AM, Mike Beede wrote:

>  It's
> always good to completely erase the data in that case,
> since it may contain suprisingly sensitive items you've
> forgotten such as credit card numbers, passwords, your
> PGP key, or that really bad poetry you decided not
> to post to the iBook list.

If you are sending data to a Republican led Senate Committee, it is a 
good idea to use a brand new floppy so that when they employ their 
hirelings to scan the floppy for data you did not erase, they will not 
find a letter in which you declared that one of their members was a 
scoundrel., as one woman found out... Or, if you are involved in 
breaking the law by sending weapons to terrorist groups, do not just 
delete the desktop database or you will be found out when the 
Congressional group scans your hard drive, as Oliver North discovered.

But, we have bigger problems today with every group from the US 
Government to the record companies to Microsoft installing spy software 
on our drives...or on PC drives.

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