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  1. Not sure that belongs here...
  2. Brady starts to show his age but the Patriots* still win the AFCE (face it, the rest of the AFCE sucks including the Bills) The Chargers win the AFCW The AFCS will be atrocious Dallas finishes last in the NFCE Alex Smith outperforms Patrick Mahomes QB controversy mid season in Philly Lamar Jackson will unseat Joe Flacco as starter by mid season but loses the job to Flacco by years end Fitzbeard performs well during Winston's suspension leading to a QB controversy in Tampa Buyers remorse in Minnesota
  3. http://www.dailyinterlake.com/frank_miele_editors_2_cents/20180721/democrats_embrace_ayn_rands_wary_blueprint_for_the_decline_of_america
  4. Inevitably libs and Dems will come back to power at some point and when they do it will be funny watching the logical loopholes as they try to explain why it's wrong for conservatives to apply these same protests
  5. don't think you're special or anything because Tom called you out. He hates everyone
  6. Can't even resist !@#$ing all over Comic-Con
  7. If you use two quarterbacks you don't have one
  8. This should be the official emblem of the office of Vice President of the United States
  9. If we add Darin the panel should be five otherwise there won't be any comedic suspense before the diagnosis of !@#$ off, you're an idiot, and where's my gun?0
  10. I propose a three person panel that includes myself and Tom
  11. If you go the external route be sure to encrypt the drives in case they walk away And yes, also stick with the offsite backups. Obviously you want to do backups in case of critical data loss. But you also want the backups stored offsite in case of a physical disaster (fire, flood, theft, etc). Either stick with a cloud based solution or implement a local solution and take the backups (encrypted of course) to a secure offsite location for storage
  12. There are commercial recovery companies that may be able to recover your data. They are not cheap. That said, what you described above sounds like the drive has failed physically. If your critical data is on a bad sector you are SoL Two questions, actually one question and an admonition. First, and if you go cross eyed reading it, the answer is probably no. Is the hard drive encrypted? If your IT guy or Best Buy connected it via USB or as a secondary drive in another system without the encryption software to read it, the other computer will not recognize the file system. Second, if you kept getting BSoD why didn't you back up your stuff when you still had a chance? My suggestion moving forward is to buy three new hard drives. Two large drives of the same capacity and a smaller drive for the operating system. Re-install your OS on the smaller drive. Add the two large drives of the same capacity and create a mirrored partition. This will cut the available space in half, for example if you buy two 2TB drives a mirror will result in a single 2TB partition. But all data written to the mirrored partition is written to both drives. If one drive in the mirror fails the other will keep running and you won't lose your data.
  13. Jeb Bush said mean things to the rich to form a one world government
  14. As an American of Scottish descent I take offense at their cultural appropriation of bag pipes
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