Replying to @lerven@tweesecake.social
@lerven Impressive indeed! That reminds me my exercises long long ago with Basic programming language. Where did you take the text? I mean, the score?
A married and happy geek from Strasbourg, France.
Backend software engineer and accessibility specialist with 20 years of experience.
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Replying to @lerven@tweesecake.social
@lerven Impressive indeed! That reminds me my exercises long long ago with Basic programming language. Where did you take the text? I mean, the score?
Replying to @tonygeb23@techhub.social
@tonygeb23 Wow Wow, we are getting an OBS Studio competitor but better! Go Tony, beat them, I believe in you!
Replying to @lerven@tweesecake.social
@lerven @alyssa6595 Liam, that is genuinely great job! Hope Alyssa likes it.
Replying to @ostapkobender@vivaldi.net
@ostapkobender Гораздо смешнее, что реально есть писатель по имени Юнь Хуянь. Я всё понимаю, как бы сам лингвист и всякое такое, вроде тупо смеяться над такими вещами, но блин, смешно же!
Replying to @joshknnd1982@mastodon.social
@joshknnd1982 Oooh, nostalgia!
Replying to @gemlog@friendface.kalum.ca
@gemlog I always thought you spelled (I mean, spelt) British/Common Wealth. colour, customise, behaviour, all this stuff.
Replying to @technocounselor@caneandable.social
@technocounselor Absolutely, Allison. I constantly feel guilty, like look, you don't work and claude doesn't work on your behalf, why? Go work!
Replying to @technolass@allovertheplace.ca
@technolass It would be neat, where did you get the words, a dictionary, a public API?
Replying to @technolass@allovertheplace.ca
@technolass And very addictive, btw! I'm already thinking… maybe we can make it multilingual? 😊
Replying to @technolass@allovertheplace.ca
@technolass "Conceptualized by Caroline Toews". I like the word, will remember! BTW, you make it far more sophisticated from the last time I saw it.
Replying to @DenOfEarth@mas.to
@DenOfEarth ?Thanks!
Replying to @folfdk@helvede.net
@folfdk Thank you so much! I'll update the post, yes, I'm considering really this: copy the data and calmly work on the copy.
Replying to @crazydutchy@tulipgardenshow.masto.host
@crazydutchy Thanks, will consider also.
Replying to @puppygirlhornypost2@transfem.social
@puppygirlhornypost2 @drwho As far as I understand, it's kinda tedious to get to that USB disk through WSL2. I mean, I use it every day for development, but in this case just don't know, hence I'm asking.
Replying to @drwho@masto.hackers.town
@drwho I'm skilled in *command-line* Linux, like ssh to a server and do something. That's because I'm totally blind, and Linux desktop accessibility, especially from scratch and especially from live USB, is something questionable, so to say. I'm not saying it's impossible though, just needs more time and effort. Thanks!
Folks, I need help. A friend of mine handed me a nearly dead HDD with tons of photos and documents. It's a WD My Passport 500 GB, very old, making funny noises but not too much. Windows sees it, diskpart says file system: raw.
What is the best way of attempting to recover the data? We don't care about the HDD itself, just the files on it.
After some investigation I found GNU DdRescue (needs to load into Ubuntu which is a bit daunting, I have no experience working with Linux Desktop and screen readers really); R-Studio and a couple more pieces of software for Windows.
Any ideas, comments, suggestions are hugely appreciated.
UPDATE. From the replies I've gotten so far (thank you so much folks!), I think I was not clear enough: what I count to do is to copy the HDD byte by byte into an img file, then calmly work on that copy. Thanks again!
#HDD #Windows #AskFedi #FediHelp #RecoverData
Replying to @destranis@tweesecake.social
@destranis It's a girl, yes)
Replying to @serge@babka.social
@serge But it all began in Opus 4.6 or 4.7, before it was great.
Replying to @kev@dragonscave.space
@kev Nope, it started in Opus 4.6, and it leans British constantly, although I tell it to go American.
I still don't understand why #ClaudeCode mixes American and British spelling constantly, it irritates me as hell.