Yeah I'm waiting for the, "Uriarte! Go see the 1st Sergeant."
yeah, apparently the first person in the chain of command being the one you have a problem with only applies if you want the problem to stop. Unfortunately, the only thing the bitter assholes in the military want is for someone to be punished.
I still get angry emails from Twilight fans, even though I don't have my email on my site. Apparently they find it important to look my name up. Not a difficult achievement.
I still get angry emails from Twilight fans, even though I don't have my email on my site. Apparently they find it important to look my name up. Not a difficult achievement.
links to whatever it is that made them mad in the first place plz.
I still get angry emails from Twilight fans, even though I don't have my email on my site. Apparently they find it important to look my name up. Not a difficult achievement.
links to whatever it is that made them mad in the first place plz.
Some of the emails are just emploring me to read the books. With others....well it's hard to see tear streaks on digital letters. But you know they're there.
I still get angry emails from Twilight fans, even though I don't have my email on my site. Apparently they find it important to look my name up. Not a difficult achievement.
links to whatever it is that made them mad in the first place plz.
Some of the emails are just emploring me to read the books. With others....well it's hard to see tear streaks on digital letters. But you know they're there.
That wasn't that bad of a review but i could see how it would piss off some crazy fans. Then again its not hard to piss off crazy fans.
Also the books aren't worth it...or at least the first one which I read and the other 2 which i just read plot synopsis on wikipedia.
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Man I like the look of the Chevy HHR but I don't want another Chevy.
Man, I guess hard drive recovery is super expensive. I lost the external drive with most of my work on it. It seems like I wont be able to recover it without like 500 dollars. Its very unfortunate.
Man, I guess hard drive recovery is super expensive. I lost the external drive with most of my work on it. It seems like I wont be able to recover it without like 500 dollars. Its very unfortunate.
Perplexingly, sometimes Linux can read a disk other operating systems can't. Try booting up a livecd to see if it'll read it. And if it can, back it up immediately.
Thanks MKR, I'll give that a shot. I'm fairly sure its a mechanical or power malfunction within the drive, but I'm up for anything at this point. Honestly other than losing my music, its not the end of the world, I would like to recover that work though.
I should probably look into backing up more stuff online, or at least getting a stable drive to drop my shit into.
Thanks MKR, I'll give that a shot. I'm fairly sure its a mechanical or power malfunction within the drive, but I'm up for anything at this point. Honestly other than losing my music, its not the end of the world, I would like to recover that work though.
I should probably look into backing up more stuff online, or at least getting a stable drive to drop my shit into.
What they're charging $500 for is to do (usually) two things:
1: Find a replacement logic board if that's the problem, and if they can find one
2: Hammer the crap out of every byte until it comes out (reading each sector over and over)
Linux's disk drivers might actually try #2 more than other systems, so that might be why it works.
If you can manage to find an exact match of the drive (same part number), but one that works, you can try switching the logic board yourself. It's pretty easy. Only a couple of screws and a ribbon cable. I have saved a drive by doing this on occasion.
the wd5000aajs is pretty damn common, and looking online its going rate is like 50 bucks now, so I guess that's another option. The thing is making a very very low hum and nothing else. no clicks or wrrrs. I'm worried that the damn thing is having some sort of catastrophic failure and cant move.
Never before have I worried that I would have to pick and choose what to keep in my portfolio and what to leave out...I always thought I'd have "too few" pieces...hmm
For a print portfolio, I'm sure "have between x and x number of pieces" absolutely applies.....but I've seen both "thinned out" online portfolios, with maybe only 6 pieces in them, and "fuller" online portfolios that have like...30 pieces in them.
Hmmmmmmm....when I finally post stuff, I'll ask you guys what you think I should keep and what I should remove.
the wd5000aajs is pretty damn common, and looking online its going rate is like 50 bucks now, so I guess that's another option. The thing is making a very very low hum and nothing else. no clicks or wrrrs. I'm worried that the damn thing is having some sort of catastrophic failure and cant move.
The hum just about has to be the disk spinning. The lights are on, but no one is home.
That means it might just be a fried logic board. :rotate:
The motor under the spindle makes the hum, and the actuator arm can be very noisy when it's moving. You can also see that it's extremely simple on the inside, which is why a logic board failure is almost always the problem.
I still get angry emails from Twilight fans, even though I don't have my email on my site. Apparently they find it important to look my name up. Not a difficult achievement.
links to whatever it is that made them mad in the first place plz.
Some of the emails are just emploring me to read the books. With others....well it's hard to see tear streaks on digital letters. But you know they're there.
That wasn't that bad of a review but i could see how it would piss off some crazy fans. Then again its not hard to piss off crazy fans.
Also the books aren't worth it...or at least the first one which I read and the other 2 which i just read plot synopsis on wikipedia.
It's mostly the "he doesn't really love her" thing that gets them all weepy.
I still get angry emails from Twilight fans, even though I don't have my email on my site. Apparently they find it important to look my name up. Not a difficult achievement.
links to whatever it is that made them mad in the first place plz.
Some of the emails are just emploring me to read the books. With others....well it's hard to see tear streaks on digital letters. But you know they're there.
That wasn't that bad of a review but i could see how it would piss off some crazy fans. Then again its not hard to piss off crazy fans.
Also the books aren't worth it...or at least the first one which I read and the other 2 which i just read plot synopsis on wikipedia.
It's mostly the "he doesn't really love her" thing that gets them all weepy.
Reading the review...so the 'romance' involved is just "you smell like BLOOD OMNOMNOMNOM"?
On the same logic, I wonder if I could make megabucks on a book about a romance between a chubby guy and a gingerbread woman.
My landlords show everybody what petty dicks they continue to be by trying to swindle the Italian guy who stayed here for four days and then left due to stress with them over many minor issues about which they were being unreasonable out of about 150 euros of his security deposit or whatever for something which possibly shouldn't even cost that much. Of course, the main issue is that he didn't do what they're claiming he did, since the landlord told one of my other housemates that the problem (a broken tap) was even from before the Italian guy ever came here. They're obviously just trying to con him out of money because they love money.
Thank god he's going to fight it. Fuck, I'm glad they fucked off to Belgium.
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Why thank you very much kind sir.
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You're in the military. You'll get some.
Also, you're in the military. They're not going to you; they're going to your supervisor.
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Oh give it time. My website's pretty benign and I still get hate mail regularly....and my topics are cliche. Good luck, soldier.
yeah, apparently the first person in the chain of command being the one you have a problem with only applies if you want the problem to stop. Unfortunately, the only thing the bitter assholes in the military want is for someone to be punished.
links to whatever it is that made them mad in the first place plz.
http://www.moviestupidity.com/?p=10
Some of the emails are just emploring me to read the books. With others....well it's hard to see tear streaks on digital letters. But you know they're there.
That wasn't that bad of a review but i could see how it would piss off some crazy fans. Then again its not hard to piss off crazy fans.
Also the books aren't worth it...or at least the first one which I read and the other 2 which i just read plot synopsis on wikipedia.
Perplexingly, sometimes Linux can read a disk other operating systems can't. Try booting up a livecd to see if it'll read it. And if it can, back it up immediately.
I should probably look into backing up more stuff online, or at least getting a stable drive to drop my shit into.
Really?
C'mon, you're having us on aren't you?
What they're charging $500 for is to do (usually) two things:
1: Find a replacement logic board if that's the problem, and if they can find one
2: Hammer the crap out of every byte until it comes out (reading each sector over and over)
Linux's disk drivers might actually try #2 more than other systems, so that might be why it works.
For a print portfolio, I'm sure "have between x and x number of pieces" absolutely applies.....but I've seen both "thinned out" online portfolios, with maybe only 6 pieces in them, and "fuller" online portfolios that have like...30 pieces in them.
Hmmmmmmm....when I finally post stuff, I'll ask you guys what you think I should keep and what I should remove.
The hum just about has to be the disk spinning. The lights are on, but no one is home.
That means it might just be a fried logic board. :rotate:
That's probably the sound the head makes when it's seeking, which would be absent if it's braindead.
http://www.datarecovery.org/hard-disk-components.html
The motor under the spindle makes the hum, and the actuator arm can be very noisy when it's moving. You can also see that it's extremely simple on the inside, which is why a logic board failure is almost always the problem.
It's mostly the "he doesn't really love her" thing that gets them all weepy.
Like, the acting was actually pretty good, and the special effects worked well within their budget.
Since we're all making vomiting noises.
Reading the review...so the 'romance' involved is just "you smell like BLOOD OMNOMNOMNOM"?
On the same logic, I wonder if I could make megabucks on a book about a romance between a chubby guy and a gingerbread woman.
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Thank god he's going to fight it. Fuck, I'm glad they fucked off to Belgium.
But Zooey!
Animate it, and I'd say we have a deal.
:^: I'd buy it.
Heh out of curiosity I googled chubby "guy loves cookie lady movie" and fifth down was a wikipedia entry for Dante Hicks.
Allergies?
I'm about 99% certain that mine are acting up...
Also people going to gdc, pm me contact info.
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