If private, then companies and related ones will probably still have the data in their backups. Even if deleted, they probably still have them somewhere. :(

I am still waiting for fibers near my homes! Verizon FIOS doesn't want to bring them here. I still can't get DSL too! Argh! :(

Someone is always archiving data like archive.org. :P

I am clean with my computer data, but messy physically. ;)

LAN parties are rare, but still exist. It's fun to hang out with people in person beside being online.

That's not a problem with most of /.ers like me. ;)

Wow and thanks. :)

Thanks! Yeah, I haven't been posting a lot lately due to busy life and not enough time to see and post. :( At least I still stick with quality stuff.

Ants in Weird/Odd Places:

Bugs in the computer: Sun
Microsystems, Inc. knows why Brazil is known to its native inhabitants as the kingdom of the ants.

Ants in yer... Pants? NOT!
(Toshiba notebook/laptop); Ants
Invade Apple iBook; "Yep, those are ants in that laptop".

(Tele)phones: Panasonic Cordless Phone and Ants In My Nokia Mobile Phone (A Yahoo! account is required).

Ants in Omniview switchboxes: An e-mail story of ants invading a network
switchbox.

Argentine ants invade a network hub.

Computerworld on "Ants had taken up residence in a guy's external hard drive. Seen on /.).

A photograph showing ants nesting in a guy's phone box, affecting his
digital subscriber line (DSL) connection and phone system.

A 38 seconds YouTube video showing crazy ants in a computer mouse.

One minute and 19 seconds Break video, from VideoSift: "Creepy Surprise. -- Wife asked me to try to get the printer to work, since she was having some problems with it. Imagine my surprise when I looked inside..."

Help,
A Colony Of Ants Attacked My Enterprise Rental Car And Ruined My
Vacation!

It's not too late. :)

Only if I had a brain. :(

What is wrong with his pair of socks? They smell and look fine to me. I'd rather be barefoot/naked. :P

I use Mutt, Tin, Windows XP Pro. SP3, analog speakers, analog bone conduction hearing aid (don't want digital with implants), Casio Data Bank (DB) 150 calculator watch, don't own a mobile phone, VCR to connect my desktop Windows PC to my 19.5" Sharp CRT TV from January 1996, PS/2 clicky keyboards and optical mice, etc. Why? Because they still work for me. I will upgrade when I need to replace them or whatever. It also helps to save money. I don't care about the latest expensive and buggy stuff. Frak them.

I know they exist for older iDevices, but what about the newer ones like 6th generation iPod Nano?