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Jacksterson

-as no-one comments on what I said...

:'(

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Jae

Good job, your zeros and ones were very pretty






Except eraser bits and graphite smudges on them
So it doesn't exactly disappear from existance

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Serrated

Am I the only one who is paranoid that everything you delete goes into some kind of deletion abyss... and are just waiting for the day to take revenge?

;_;

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Jae

It would be more likely if the government monitored it then pulled it out for blackmailing if you became someone famous or influential or important

If that IS what you meant then my bad

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Ronin

Actualy nothing happens to that data. Its still there, only the information where it is and what it contains is erased. The space is free for further use, if you want to overwrite it, but it wont be exactly deleted before that happens.

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Icy

Well, if u erase what u wrote, it's still there. Just turns into those grey lito...fluffy things??

Well...it's not lost. You just dont remember at that time and u might remember later o.O

Also, when we delete..we can always recover...but when we format..it simply disappear o.O Perhaps the gouverment stole it... =p All the porns would be stored in gouverment server...wow........10000tb of prons? xD

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JubJub

Don't worry, we won't take revenge as long as you guys don't delete Onrpg.

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Fuxey

are you talking about porn?

ONTOPIC: i guess the one with the zeroes and the ones answered my question, thanx.

AlexanderVB

To expand on Jacksterson's and FabianN's idea. When you erase something, it isn't actually erased, it makes that specific item terminated and hidden and allows your computer to write over it. Your computers hard drive is grouping of 1's and 0's. If you were to run out of hard drive space, and you erased something, when you download another item, it writes over the 0's and 1's of the file with the 0's and 1's of the new file your downloading. In essence it creates fake space which can be written over. It's like pressing the insert key over your hard drive.

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