dadarobot

i think the better way would be to replace rm with something that just moves files to a trash bin like how graphical file managers do it.

if you were just pulling the data back off the disk, and you didnt notice it IMMEDIATELY or a background process is writing some data, it could still be corrupted.

there was something like that i had on win3.2 called like undel.exe or something, but same deal, often it was courupted somehow by the time i was recovering the data

how do you know this was ai? i need to stay sharp on these things