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Wednesday, July 24, 2024
@Rusp CRAWL TOWARDS ME
DROP THE FUCKING POT!
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it's crazy
she called them too
to begin with
they were both apparently drunk
yeah
so the footage almost didn't get released
because they lied their asses off, and the district cheif of police believed them
and the family didn't get much traction fighting for the footage
lmfao
I saw reddit crying about this and assumed it was the usual dindu situation
this is fucked
I guess this goes here of all places
Filippo Maria O di B (@filippomaria60) on X
"Kyle Carrozza attempted to resist but was tasered, knocked down, restrained and arrested. 16 terabytes of illegal child abuse content were discovered on his computer and several hard drives, cementing him as one of history's most devious pedophiles. " Cartoon Network....
twitter.com16 TB is pretty okay as far as a big amount goes
I feel like thats the meme number for how much gets found
16 TB is not possible
(they way they do it is if you have CP in your HD, they count the full space of the HD)
iirc
oh, ok
yeah sure
so he had 16TB of storage which in it had CP
Any meme big number is purely because that is how they count it
I hate that so much of everything is based around tech illiterate people
this is more the law interpreting it in a way to up the charge I think
so Spooky, now you know, store your CP on exact size as best you can
so, you know how you can break a drive controler, to make it report whatever size you want
I want to do that, and have 100 exobytes of CP
unironically that would be hilarious
If you had it all and they wanted to charge you
yes, for technical purposes
well Pika, that's the thing
it would be the size of the drive you had it stored on though
if you want to be a BTC node, you need that repo
so realistically, it'd be a 1TB repository
(or more, who the fuck has a 550GB repository and keeps it on a 1TB drive and does not future proof it a bit and go larger)
BTC doesn't grow that fast, though I'd say 2TB would be fine to future proof for a while
Yeah
I don't think that's ever come up in court though
the fact that technically the blockchain is full of known CP, that's just encrypted
with publicly available decryption keys
