Just a hint for today: in case you're not aware, it's possible to have Windows bypass the Recycle Bin if you know for sure that you really want to delete something. Just press SHIFT+DELETE and the file doesn't go to the Recycle Bin, but directly to jail without passing Go. Also, if you press ALT+ENTER when Recycle Bin is highlighted on the desktop to open the properties, there is a check box there that _completely_ bypasses it, regardless of whether you press DELETE or SHIFT+DELETE, but I don't recommend checking it.
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