25 new posts, I wonder what's new! Oh. 

.n..a...please go tell that damn Ru7sian that I am at a Merzbow , 7atori , Sutcliffe Jugend gig. ALSO metl, I am having i7sues post4ng this on a mobile, althouggg cou5d read gt fine. X Shambs 

(i think czg has lost it) 

i got i7sues man, i7sues! 

Wonder if my new phone will have i7sues . . . 

he's there, apparently: http://www.coldspring.co.uk/merzbowULU.php

seems like japanoise screwed shamb's head off :) 

Now I get it. 

Obviously I am having more issues posting than I thought...

Stone cold sober by the way, I only had one shot of whisky and that was *after* the mobile posting trials and tribulations. I tihnk I needed it to calm my nerves.

I do apologise, although not very much cos you're all (rightly, admittedly) sarky buggers.

Metl, the issues I was having:

Could read mobile version of the site fine, and logged in with that version. But couldn't find option to post anything in the mobile version. Switched to the HTML version which displayed mostly okay, and allowed me to actually post. Except, I couldn't see what I was writing in the input box, hence the extremely impressive amount of typos. And I was no longer logged in. And, errr, submitting it seemed to invoke various "issues"... 

The gig was good. Very noisy. Ears still ringing. 

get opera mini - Iv been using that to read and even post with my 4-year old phone (which is not even a smart) 

Thanks for the tip but probably a better idea is not to try posting from my mobile. Not covered in my monthly plan either, eeek. 

http://space.jaxa.jp/movie/20080411_kaguya_movie02_j.html

This is from the Japanese probe Kaguya. I don't know why it looks so fake... 

http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=mdtmkwdzvft&thumb=4

I love it! 

did you? 

 

My Samsung SP has a few bad sectors - can anyone recommend a good (preferably free) repair tool? Something that marks them as unusable would be enough, data recovery is not needed as no important files are affected afaik. All tools I tried so far were either solely for detection (like the Samsung one), only offered "erase hdd" as a way to fix the issues, or were unable to fix them because of read/write protection or something. 

1) if you notice weird hd sounds or the comp freezing or crashing when accessing certain files, mark those files as bad and don't access them. Rename them like badsector.inv or something so anything doesnt load them. I've done it when I used a Quantum bigfoot.
Do not remove them as then when you put something else to the hdd, it's put on the bad sectors.

2) windows has checkdisk which has the option for a bad sector scan but it takes damn ages (probably days?) and sucks otherwise too - I also don't know what it does to them once it finds them. 

Why do computer vendors think their keyboard gets better if they move some random keys around a little?

Like moving delete and insert so they're not where they used to be.

What's the thought process behind that?

I understand laptops to some degree and even have some sympathy to the idea of compact keyboards but standard keyboards, really, man... 

Yes, there are occasional clicks when rebooting, but rarely (used to be more often in the past, until i shifted the boot partitions to the front). I can't rename affected files (only know about one folder so far). Some Windows autostart programs are delayed.

Checkdisk doesn't do an in-dept scan for some reason (maybe because it was considered unnecessary for ntfs?), it only checks the file table and indexes. Back then (on a fat32 drive), checkdisk would attempt to recovery the files and mark the sectors as bad (so they wouldn't be used again). 

Some logitech keyboards don't even have an insert key anymore, but a double delete key instead. 

Checkdisk doesn't do an in-dept scan for some reason (maybe because it was considered unnecessary for ntfs?), it only checks the file table and indexes. Back then (on a fat32 drive), checkdisk would attempt to recovery the files and mark the sectors as bad (so they wouldn't be used again).

there is an overly complicated solution involving using your Windows XP CD to create a second partition where you can load CHKDSK onto it to do real repair work on top of the three step indexing that it does without this overly complicated and quite asinine set up. I think the software engineer who came up with idea at MS should be thrown down an elevator shaft, but that is just my humble opinion. 

Installed the game yesterday and had a blast: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9GQXvMdy8g Not my video, but the exact same phone model and game client used as I did :) 

http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=iphone 

You should try the Ultimate Boot CD, it comes with a host of hdd utilities and it is bootable, so there is no problem modifying the disk. Just google it, download, burn, and reboot your pc. 

That guy died in E1M1. Really impressive video!