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Nobody tells me anything around here.
The only opinion that matters here is your partner's.
You went to so much trouble to arrange the pictures and left the tumblr ui in?
I love how obsessed some Americans are with their founding fathers, it's adorably weird. I've never ever based any of my decisions or opinions on what our first chancellor did or didn't do and I don't see fucking why.
Thank you for saving everyone a click.
I mean, I did partake in the "Skyrim in space" jokes but I didn't know there'd be pickpocketing. Huh. So is it safe to say everybody's builds are going to trend towards stealth sniping?
This is still traffic on the site.
"There's too few people, until more people have joined nobody should join!"
"Removes" or "hides them so that you think they're gone and won't try to delete them manually but they're still keeping them for nefarious reasons that mere mortals cannot fathom"?
Edit: I noticed by sheer coincidence that my reply to the next comment was removed. I SERIOUSLY do not know why. I'm very confused and if I did anything wrong, I'm unable to learn from this without being told what I did wrong.
A screenshot, taken way before rexxit, of two comments on reddit, dated "1 year ago".
The first comment is by a deleted user and the comment has been removed. The second comment is a reply to the deleted comment and it says: "That solved it. Thanks!"
Edit: added temporal context.
Edit: aaaand it's gone. Rest in peace, little hard drive.
Every once in a while, my DS720+ warns me that there's been a "checksum mismatch on file [ ]", as seen in the attached screenshot. What the fuck is that supposed to mean, what do I do with this? Why is there no file name?
Some context: One of my drives seems to be failing, maybe, possibly, and I'd been getting similar checksum mismatch warnings but they'd at least include a path and filename (as far as I can tell they were all temp files). SMART data tells me there are bad clusters, but different diagnostic tools have given me different results (the Seagate tool tells me the drive is perfectly healthy). A few days ago, I removed the drive and connected it to my PC, ran chkdsk on it, no issues. I put the drive back and put some data on it that I don't mind terribly losing to see what it's doing now. Since then, the warnings have been less frequent but they aren't giving me a file name anymore.
So I suspect these warnings are about that drive but now I'm out of ideas. I'm also fairly new at this stuff, bare with me. Anyone got any clues for me, please and thank you?
It was probably yesterday.