Recycle Bin Replacement

>>61540241
Just write garbage data to the file a few times before deleting it.

>>61540253
With what? Small files I used to convert to txt and muck it up.

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>>61540241
>wut is shift + del

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>>61540447
Not OP but thanks anon, didn't know. This is going to change my life!

>>61540447
I'm pretty sure shift + del still only 'forgets' the files, it doesn't actually overwrite them.

>>61540266
Look up Windows shredding tools in Google.

>>61540266
Not him but you could try something like this

https://gist.github.com/anonymous/4c0bfebe634900c9149fa951423c8625

Then just drag any file you want to delete onto the program, or call it from the command line as "path_to_exe path_to_file", or you could probably add a shortcut to the explorer context menu.
It'll generate random bytes and then write them to the file CHUNK_SIZE at a time until it's full ITERATIONS times. Increasing CHUNK_SIZE will increase memory usage but reduce the calls needed to fwrite, increasing ITERATIONS will increase the time it takes to execute but probably do a better job at shredding the file.

I'm probably missing some security stuff there as my C isn't too good, but it just werks™

>>61540992
Works a charm, thanks anon

>>61540241
> Download Eraser