How much porn on your computer?
- Thread starter MnkyPmp
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Exactly!:thumbsup:not alot just a few pics to make sigs with.
No need when you have the internet storing it all for you
I have friends who are the same so you're not alone believe me....although shitting hell fella that is alot of porn. :hatsoff:
too much, more than I need
Vanilla Bear
Bears For Life
107,2 GB only on HDD :thumbsup:
WHAT..!!??? :eek:
ur the man dude..!!! :bowdown:
i only got less then 10 Gb in my HD now... around 7 Gb just for manga + hentai/anime..
the rest is more to pic and short clip that i downloaded from pornotube.com or stileproject.
but i got more then 20pcs of DVD(porn movie that i downloaded) that i burn out from my HDD lol... hehehe....:nanner:
All external drives, striped across several ...
I have my collection on all external drives, so I can move them across systems. This includes the home directory of my "porn account," which is self contained in the stripe (other than the /etc/passwd entry for the account). They are software striped RAID-0 under Linux, requiring a user to connect them all and then scan for the array and mount it to see the volume. Otherwise, it looks like a junk partition, totally unreadable. Not exactly what the common person would do, especially since I put a smaller, "distracting" FAT32 partition on them. So if someone plugs them in, that FAT32 volume comes up in their desktop (Linux, MacOS X or Windows).
Total size? 600GB currently. Every few months I back up one array to another set. So if I lost a set I'd only be set back a few months.
I used to encrypt the entire array, but that gets quite slow and a single byte error can destroy it. This is much, much faster, and effective enough so the lay person doesn't see the volume.
I have my collection on all external drives, so I can move them across systems. This includes the home directory of my "porn account," which is self contained in the stripe (other than the /etc/passwd entry for the account). They are software striped RAID-0 under Linux, requiring a user to connect them all and then scan for the array and mount it to see the volume. Otherwise, it looks like a junk partition, totally unreadable. Not exactly what the common person would do, especially since I put a smaller, "distracting" FAT32 partition on them. So if someone plugs them in, that FAT32 volume comes up in their desktop (Linux, MacOS X or Windows).
Total size? 600GB currently. Every few months I back up one array to another set. So if I lost a set I'd only be set back a few months.
I used to encrypt the entire array, but that gets quite slow and a single byte error can destroy it. This is much, much faster, and effective enough so the lay person doesn't see the volume.
only abou 2.44 gigs, mainly pics though, all from freeones 
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