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I was sorta bored so I was watching http://live.lmgtfy.com/ (WARNING: some content may disturb or offend people, I take no responsibility for this). and guess what I saw, yes lots of dirty stuff, but I also saw my above link...
my brain just exploded :p
by older mycroft Accepted solution
5 nanoseconds of fame, eh?
Back to reality! :^0
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if the computer was given to you who cares if the data is lost?
if it used to be owned by somebody else i would want to "zero" the HD and start over anyways. the avg user tends to horde a lot of crap on their pc.
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