0.5% retraction rate so far.

That’s why you have local backups of important data.

If you put deleting child abuse images on the same level as burning books, you should seek professional help.

I don’t either, at the moment.

They’ll delete just those.

If they don’t care, make them care. That’s what courts are for: make criminals feel the law.

“If it gets out what gets into the sausage we make, we’ll get into a place we won’t get out anymore.”

Slackware. 64 disks. Three of them somehow failed verification, and i had to re-download them the next day at university.

With “download” being an euphemism here. I had to get the disk images via email from bitftp@pucc (if anyone remembers), over the 38400 baud line of the department. Get one disk image in 64kb emails, decode and join the attachments, log in on the PC, copy it to disk, and log out. Delete everything on the VAX (the disk quota did not allow for more), and request the next disk image from Princeton.