MySQL frm file could not be read at all from the disk. Thankfully, we were able to ftp another frm file straight into the directory and get a sql dump.
@literary The difference is night and day. She is still prone to panic attacks but rolls with the punches a lot better. I think the fact that I've fought manic depression in the same manner since I was 16 helps. "This, too, will pass" is definitely the attitude to take when it hits.
// @phoneboy
@phoneboy In my wife's case, the drugs made her symptoms worse. She obsessively washed her hands until they were raw and would break out in full-blow panic attacks at the drop of a hat. After we weaned her off the meds, the obsessive compulsive stuff just vanished.
// @literary
@literary My wife's anxiety responded well to yoga. She's trying to get me to do it. I think she wants to see me get stuck and unable to untangle myself.
// @hazardwarning
BRB. Going to fetch a virgin and a volcano. Anything to curry the favor of the gods and get a technician that knows how to navigate a DOS prompt, create a ZIP file and other things that I'm dumb enough to consider must have skills.
@c They all appear to have the same, corrupted frm. It's in a seldom accessed table that concerns taxing authorities (We do accounting software). I'm hoping that dropping an uncorrupted one in it's place will at least allow me to do a mysqldump of their data. (InnoDB, thank God. Means it's only holding structure information and no data)
@sumudu I keep wanting to replace the battery in mine. Never get around to it
// @thedan84
@sumudu My mid 2011 13" MBA is still a workhorse. Cannot complain about it.
// @thedan84
Drinking strong, black coffee with Metallica blaring from my speakers.
Were it not for these things I'd probably curl up under my desk and sleep.