DarkWeb
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LOL no fucking rocks! That's bullshit!
What did you accomplish today?
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BleedsGreen
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Being lazy, should be working instead checking the boards and reading "The Licanius Trilogy" currently on book 2 "An Echo of Things to Come" by James Islington. It has pulled me in, slow start but now having trouble putting it down 
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BleedsGreen
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I hear you! We grow rocks here!
BleedsGreen
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I try to keep all my documents and pictures on 2 copies of flashdrives, unfortunately sometimes I go a while without a fresh backup, not smart but mostly I can wipe my computer and start fresh without a lot of loss or hassle, I do that at least once a year anyway, amazing how much faster they are when you haven't installed all those programs we use once, maybe. Good luck!
Laughing Grass
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no it’s a 2tb external. Just over a tb of photos and videos. All my high school and university grad pics, birthdays weddings vacations everything gone.
DarkWeb
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Some ledge runs through my yard. Not fun digging usually expensive.I hear you! We grow rocks here!
BleedsGreen
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Ouch, I am so sorry to hear that, gotta keep those external drives detached except when in use unfortuantely the way these A-hole cyber criminals are.
DarkWeb
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I have multiple external hd's
Singlemalt
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I do as well. As an old guy, I've had PCs for over 30 yrs; after a few HD crashes and failures in the early days, I learned my lesson lol. Hell, I even have back ups of my backup/storage drives because externals go bad as well. Some one is sure making money off of us
Singlemalt
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Oh BTW, when a HD dies, don't just throw it away; gut it and get those power magnets. I used to torment my kids when they were toddlers/young by sticking stuff on the frig and then asking them to get it. They couldn't pull the magnets off
That's 1.1 million
LG my suggestion is buy a new hard drive and put this hard drive aside. They'll crack it later and you'll be able to fix it. For now new hard drive.
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lokie
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A time capsule.
Sorry for the loss of personal data but storing it for later repair still leaves hope.
I have a hard drive vacuum sealed in my freezer that contains my bitcoin wallet where I purchased $20.00 of bitcoin when they were .03/coin LOL
Chunky Stool
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Makin’ butter.
farmingfisherman
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7 hour work day which allowed lunch with the wife followed by a lunch walk.
Laughing Grass
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Lol they have no idea who they’re dealing with. I have everything going back to September 2019 on iCloud had to clear all the weed pics before going through customs. My mom has my grad pics from 2012 but no digital ones from high school. I had a cry and I’m over it. I guess if I haven’t looked at them in more than five years I probably didn’t need them.
Tasteofbrown
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my canna sugar is ready now, going to mix with some citric acid and finish up these gummies.
pabloesqobar
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There's a repair shop in Delaware that can fix it.
DarkWeb
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I did some web work years ago and was offered bitcoin when it was new.......I was like screw you and your fake money......yeah you know how many times I kicked myself for that.......