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fleebleneeble

@ fleebleneeble @reddthat.com

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  • How do I fix this external hard drive issue?

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  • I'm not sure. There doesn't seem to be issues with the cable from what I can tell. I would love to buy extra cables and adapters for everything I have, I just don't have the means at the moment. I'm getting the itch to just say fuck it and wipe everything and start over from scratch. I hate the idea, and I don't want to lose stuff, but I don't know if I can save up for some of the things I need to check further. I'm trying to talk myself out of that and just be patient, I'm just exhausted.

  • How do I fix this external hard drive issue?

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  • I cracked it open and to no avail. I'll need adapters. I finally was able to look at it on GParted, but it only shows the main 4TB partition and then a smaller unallocated 1mb partition that I can't do anything with, not even delete it.

  • How do I fix this external hard drive issue?

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  • I'll have to get an adapter. I cracked it open to find that it's not what I was expecting and couldn't plug it in to anything until I have something for it.

  • Wikipedia Says AI Is Causing a Dangerous Decline in Human Visitors

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  • They would be better if they were funded better.

  • How do I fix this external hard drive issue?

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  • WD Drive Plus, portable HDD. Model no.: WDBZC0040BBK-WEWM. This does have 256-bit encryption, but I also never set up any password or anything as I mentioned earlier. It was exfat when I bought it and changed it to ext4 so I could use it on my Arch computer. Haven't had any issues til about a little less than a week ago now. I also always make sure nothing is moving or making sounds, etc. before I unplug and move things. No visible exterior damage, and nothing tinking around internally.

  • How do I fix this external hard drive issue?

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  • WD Drive Plus, portable HDD. Model no.: WDBZC0040BBK-WEWM. This does have 256-bit encryption, but I also never set up any password or anything as I mentioned earlier. It was exfat when I bought it and changed it to ext4 so I could use it on my Arch computer. Haven't had any issues til about a little less than a week ago now. I also always make sure nothing is moving or making sounds, etc. before I unplug and move things. No visible exterior damage, and nothing tinking around internally.

  • How do I fix this external hard drive issue?

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  • WD Drive Plus, portable HDD. Model no.: WDBZC0040BBK-WEWM. This does have 256-bit encryption, but I also never set up any password or anything as I mentioned earlier. It was exfat when I bought it and changed it to ext4 so I could use it on my Arch computer. Haven't had any issues til about a little less than a week ago now. I also always make sure nothing is moving or making sounds, etc. before I unplug and move things. No visible exterior damage, and nothing tinking around internally.

  • Linux Package Managers Compared: APT, DNF, Pacman and Zypper

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  • I like pacman. Cachy here.

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    Arulesal

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  • My dad used to light matches after shitting. Now all I smell (in my brain nose) when I smell matches is really bad shit.

  • What was your craziest psychedelic experience?

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  • Oh buddy, we have something to tell you....

  • I'm calling the police.

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  • Does no one know how to make a roux? If you already had the cheese, I'm sure you had maybe some butter or oil on hand and some flour.

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    Jellyfin inquiry

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  • Unified Theory of American Reality

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  • #lilppgang

  • spicy rule

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  • I'm gonna drink it

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