If i destroyed my computer, would there be any way to find out my internet history?

[Pecos Bill]

and i dont mean just deleting it..i mean setting that bitch on fire and destroying it....how would they ever find out who "Pecos Bill" is? is it still possible for a persons computer history to be viewed even if you physically destroy the computer?

[tltaylor89]

Yes dont ask me how dont ask me why if you ever work for the NSA you will know how to do it.

[illmatick]

Feds are tracking your computer because you visit too many Chan sites

[TheLock]

Concern over the cawk incident?

[Pecos Bill]

Concern over the cawk incident?

[Mr. Peepers]

bad boys, bad boys, whatcha gonna do?

[Jonah]

Yes dont ask me how dont ask me why if you ever work for the NSA you will know how to do it.

"Punctuation provides the traffic signals that keep words from banging into one another(Truss)," such as "go." Stop. And slow down. Try implementing it once in awhile.

[Deuce]

[Extra Innings]

Via IP brother...everything i saved....4ever

In other news...it looks like everybody is digging your tread in the PZ. Keep up the good work

[Justin7]

There are two ways you could still get tagged.

First, it's awful damn hard to really kill a hard drive. If you burnt your computer, but didn't completely melt the metal components, there is a good chance the hard drive is still intact. If they can recover your hard drive, they can easily recover your browsing history.

If you are involved in serious crime that attracts the attention of the feds, they have programs they can send and install on any machine on the internet (courtesy of Microsoft's numerous involuntary and quasi-planned security holes). If you are hit with this, they will have real-time updates on what you are doing. Destroying your computer won't destroy your history.

If you have already been tagged by this, not even incinerating your entire machine to ashes will destroy the evidence. If you suspect you are being investigated but cannot afford a new machine and IP address, you really need to use a non-standard encryption for any sensitive data.

[TheLock]

Lolmicrosoft

[tltaylor89]

We know about that, child porn you watch .

[Domestic]

Pecos, perhaps you should install a linux distro.

Also, no need to be so paranoid.

[Grandmaster B]

Feds watch you take a shit

[Pecos Bill]

There are two ways you could still get tagged.

First, it's awful damn hard to really kill a hard drive. If you burnt your computer, but didn't completely melt the metal components, there is a good chance the hard drive is still intact. If they can recover your hard drive, they can easily recover your browsing history.

If you are involved in serious crime that attracts the attention of the feds, they have programs they can send and install on any machine on the internet (courtesy of Microsoft's numerous involuntary and quasi-planned security holes). If you are hit with this, they will have real-time updates on what you are doing. Destroying your computer won't destroy your history.

If you have already been tagged by this, not even incinerating your entire machine to ashes will destroy the evidence. If you suspect you are being investigated but cannot afford a new machine and IP address, you really need to use a non-standard encryption for any sensitive data.

Scary world we live in. Nothing is private.

[THE PROFIT]

Not even a mans puny cock!

[iceminers26]

[OmgUrMom]

Play it safe, destroy the machine and drink the melted metals so they can't recreate your machine.

I think if they hack into your computer they obviously can't use this as evidence unless they have a warant, which they wouldn't because they have to notify you. (i think this is how it works) So if you destroy your machine you should be alright bud.

[Jaug]

Last time I wanted to get rid of an old HD I used the hammer and messed it up good. You never know

[Boner_18]

You'd be fine. Person would have to be very determined to get your info.

[Justin7]

Play it safe, destroy the machine and drink the melted metals so they can't recreate your machine.

I think if they hack into your computer they obviously can't use this as evidence unless they have a warant, which they wouldn't because they have to notify you. (i think this is how it works) So if you destroy your machine you should be alright bud.

What if it is a sealed warrant?

[OmgUrMom]

What if it is a sealed warrant?

pretty sure a sealed warrant can only be used in terrorism type cases, and if pecos bill is a terrorist....well we don't have much to worry about either way

[Justin7]

They use sealed warrants all the time for serious criminal investigations, where disclosure of the warrant would interrupt an ongoing investigation. They have done this with BetOnSports, organized crime, ...