irretrievable

You have now just wasted one irretrievable year of your life.

When an airplane or car crashes, the losses are irretrievable.

Numerous Scribd uploads, which we needed for our business, were fine one day and irretrievable the next.

I will continue to sink more completely irretrievable time into that.

But this has obvious drawbacks, among which the energy is irretrievable.

Did you not delete your post yourself?In answer to your question, I don't think things are hopeless yet. Comment threads are visibly worse, but it's a long way from saying that to saying irretrievable decline has set in.

Antarctic ice shelf is irretrievable melting as fresh water infiltrates the borders and seeps underneath.

Eight years ago Joyent suffered high-profile, irretrievable data corruption with ZFS.

Its declining role in open-source communities further cements the perception that it's in an irretrievable tailspin.

I don't think so. If you're really concerned about communication staying irretrievable by hostile players you will have to use some alternate channels and take care to ensure that you don't leave tracks on the devices that would get confiscated.

Making sure the data is irretrievable without the phone being unlocked and the user signed in to the app is the least of your worries, but still something to worry about.

Any data not transitioned to new encryption keys before private key destruction is considered irretrievable.

Just pop in the drives individually and fetch whatever you can from all of them, it is seldom the case that the exact same parts of them become irretrievable at the same time or that the drives stop function completely.

Or, it is composed of the last letter on each page of a series of innocuous looking documents, such that the government might seize the documents but naturally in the process of doing so, scramble the documents order rendering the password irretrievable.