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Rocket Hard Drive
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And, of course, the sad part is that the page is also an ad for the Estes Blast-off pack, and will take you right to the Estes website to order one...
David Erbas-White
Augusto Salaris wrote:
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Yes, but the video was mildy amusing :)
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-Kruce Belly
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believe it or not, thats what the CIA use to destroy sensitive data should one of their data storage devices fall into the wrong hands...
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"unscrewed" is about right
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Chris Dunk> Augusto Salaris wrote:
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problem is, that its not too hard for the authorities to find a harddrive that has rocketed out... now if you can get it to rocket out and then blow it up at altitudes... that might be something. but seems like it makes far more sense to use the rocket's exhaust to cut through the harddrive, probably wont happen since those steel blast deflectors seems to hold up pretty well...
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"This tape will self destruct in 5 seconds. Good luck Jim!"
Bob Kaplow NAR # 18L TRA # "Impeach the TRA BoD" >>> To reply, remove the TRABoD!
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"Also, we wanted to take this outside to get plenty of ventilation. (One of the chemicals in thermite is a known carcinogen if inhaled in large amounts.)"
Say what?
"Plus, we haven't a clue as to how many more cancer-causing vapors are released from the melting remnants of a hard drive."
I'd worry more about the plastic case...
Bob Kaplow NAR # 18L TRA # "Impeach the TRA BoD" >>> To reply, remove the TRABoD!
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I never thought of using those as blast deflectors... and I have access to so many old 250mb HDs...
Time for some testing...
~ Duane Phillips.
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this is just plain stupid..... shockie B)
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Naw, just use an encryption scheme such that the whole disk looks like white noise unless the user has the correct brain chip installed...
-dave w
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Kim Possible? ; )
Randy