It's that they default to raid. You can toggle it off supposedly or there's a fix in the works. Not the big conspiracy everyone is making it out to be.

@kdfrawg One of the Kavaj cases with a stylus holder. To keep it from getting scuffed up going in and out of my briefcase. Not a big fan of cases but I am less of a fan of scuffs and scratches.

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Nicer still was coming home to find a really nice leather folio case for my Air had arrived.

The guy in that white pick up was shaking his head. I'm saying, "Don't do it idiot! You aren't going to make it!" We sat through three cycles of that light before he got himself totally screwed up. At least after the trailer dropped into that embankment, we had room to get around him.

On the way home, this jerk held us up. This was before the idiotic u-turn attempt dropped his trailer into the embankment and busted out a big chunk of the road. I hope he's still stuck.

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The internet is a sad and lonely place for a Windows 98 machine

The last time I was there longer than overnight was when I was three and living on a Air Force base. It was crew cuts on one side of a fence and really smelly, long haired people on the other. I did have a pair of tie dye pants though.

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Ancient versions of Microsoft Backup would do it to floppies or Travan tapes. That was a long time ago though. They only thing I back up on my Windows box are code and documents and those reside on multiple repositories. Everything else on the computer, I consider expendable

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Ever 3.5" drive I have dug up is faulty so far. I have a stash of things from this sedimentary later stowed away from Mister "He doesn't need that anymore. I'll throw it out while he's not here to say NO like I'm a five year old"

That stash is not here though so it will have to be done tonight.