Wow...and here I was, breaking them into small pieces like a chump.

If this was an entrepreneuring fellow, he'd probably have a nice security business idea on his hands here.

How the sith erase discs.

Why didn't I ever think of that??

Beautiful.

I always just used the microwave.
The fumes are a bonus!

A little excessive don't you think?

I had no idea a 9V battery could do that. I'm buying a case.

>> ^blankfist:

If this was an entrepreneuring fellow, he'd probably have a nice security business idea on his hands here.


Your onto something there. I wonder if the military uses something similar already?

It's also how to make sparkly confetti.

Two. Two. TWO JOBS IN ONE.

>> ^entr0py:

I had no idea a 9V battery could do that. I'm buying a case.


I know, right? Rotating a WHOLE CD!!! That's just ... whoah!!

But is it re-writable?

HOW TO ERASE A CD LIKE A BOSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wonder though, while the reflective coating does seem to get burnt off, the layer that contains the pits is right next to it. I can't help but think atleast some data can still be pulled from it with either a modified read laser, or even by adding a new reflective layer to the back. It's sort of like a cookie sheet where the cookies signify the pits. While the majority of the cookie is now gone, you can still see a footprint of where it was.

How the Sith create discs: youtube link
>> ^ChosenOne:

How the sith erase discs.

Microwave works well too. Similar effect, place the disk in read surface up and hit it with full power for 10 seconds. Fantastic light show.

> How the sith erase discs.

OH ANNI.... CD-saa so SPARKLY!!!

Awesome! Now send this back to 1994 when people still used CDs.

Next week: how to erase your stone tablet (Hint: jack's bringing his hammer!)

>> ^bobknight33:

A little excessive don't you think?


Absolutely not.

Shooped. I can tell by looking at the pixels.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vaN01VLYSQ
>> ^jwray:

Shooped. I can tell by looking at the pixels.

Or you can just wait a year for your burnable media to erase itself.

>> ^VoodooV:

Wow...and here I was, breaking them into small pieces like a chump.


Yep. Wonder what he charges for the service?

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:

Or you can just wait a year for your burnable media to erase itself.


Or you can just re-burn them... this time with fire.

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