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Hard Drive Destruction - 05-24-2011, 07:57 PM

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Seagate SATA 3.0 500GB hard drive met its demise because I like shiny things and strong magnets.

Shot with iPhone 4, edited with LR3, borders in PSCS5 using PhotoFrame 4.6.


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05-24-2011, 08:04 PM


Quote Seagate SATA 3.0 500GB hard drive met its demise because I like shiny things and strong magnets.

Shot with iPhone 4, edited with LR3, borders in PSCS5 using PhotoFrame 4.6.



Man that is a powerful iPhone!
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Quote Seagate SATA 3.0 500GB hard drive met its demise because I like shiny things and strong magnets.

Shot with iPhone 4, edited with LR3, borders in PSCS5 using PhotoFrame 4.6.



Man that is a powerful iPhone!
With proper lighting the camera on the iPhone is pretty stout.

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05-24-2011, 08:11 PM


You couldn't do that much damage with a 45. Didn't know the iPhone packed that much more of a wallup!

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05-24-2011, 09:07 PM


LOL Thanks Peter, Abel didnt get my humor
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LOL Thanks Peter, Abel didnt get my humor


I did miss it.

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05-25-2011, 01:20 AM


The forensic beagles can still recover data or so they claim..

A flower pot full of Thermite and a lit magnesium sparkler can add to the entertainment value and complete irrecoverable destruction.
YouTube - ‪HackaDay thermite-based Hard drive destruction‬‏
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The forensic beagles can still recover data or so they claim..

A flower pot full of Thermite and a lit magnesium sparkler can add to the entertainment value and complete irrecoverable destruction.
YouTube - ‪HackaDay thermite-based Hard drive destruction‬‏
*As Beavis would say* FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!

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The forensic beagles can still recover data or so they claim..
That's why a hammer is their worst mightmare; shattered platters are almost impossible to reconstruct. Makes for lousy pics, tho.

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Looks like a piece of art work to me. Now I want to tear one of mine apart, then print photos on the plates, then mount all to a base for a new art photo display!

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then print photos on the plates, then mount all to a base for a new art photo display!
That is actually a cool idea. Wonder what it would cost? Hmmm, prolly more than I would be willing to spend.

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