@Viking_Hippie Yeah, Pau has an amazing voice, and the fact she can sing like that while drumming is astounding. She doesn't want to sing lead as much now, but her harmonies are always there, and when you add Ale to the mix it's pure ear candy.

@Viking_Hippie Hell of a band

@dontsayaword @alyaza As long as you had a pencil handy. 😆

@Logical Filling an SSD with zeros only affects the logical address space visible to your OS—it doesn't force the controller to erase every physical block. The old data remains in unmapped or retired areas until (or unless) the controller decides to erase it later, potentially allowing recovery with specialized tools. Some SSDs might even optimize by not physically writing zeros if they detect a full block of them, simply marking the space as erased without touching the hardware.

@Logical @shadowtofu
The SSD controller does not overwrite the old physical location (unlike HDD).

It writes the new data to a different physical block.

The old block becomes “stale” but still contains your original data until the SSD decides to erase it later.

@flop_leash_973 @brbposting Best advice you can give. I've got stuff in iCloud, OneDrive and locally. Never keep your data in just one place.