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Eliphalet 1 month ago
#4
Used to be an IT tech, had someone bring their laptop looking pretty similar. They had accidentally run it over with their car (I actually believed it to be an accident, nice person but kinda spacy and forgetful at times). So the answer is no it can't be fixed but the data might be recoverable depending on the HD...
Used to be an IT tech, had someone bring their laptop looking pretty similar. They had accidentally run it over with their car (I actually believed it to be an accident, nice person but kinda spacy and forgetful at times). So the answer is no it can't be fixed but the data might be recoverable depending on the HD...
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Hopp 1 month ago
#15 and #26
IMHO your bigger problem is, that your wife and you don't communicate any more.
IMHO your bigger problem is, that your wife and you don't communicate any more.
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Aristotle 1 month ago
#3 Don't store stuff in the oven that doesn't belong there. Ever.
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Napoleon 1 month ago
Aristotle, I’ve been storing stuff in the oven for 40+ years and never had a problem
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Antonia 1 month ago
Aristotle,
I keep my cast iron pans in there.
I keep my cast iron pans in there.
Used to be an IT tech, had someone bring their laptop looking pretty similar. They had accidentally run it over with their car (I actually believed it to be an accident, nice person but kinda spacy and forgetful at times). So the answer is no it can't be fixed but the data might be recoverable depending on the HD...
IMHO your bigger problem is, that your wife and you don't communicate any more.
I keep my cast iron pans in there.