iToast | hey | 00:21 |
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iToast | burning xubuntu a disk ATM | 00:21 |
iToast | Ima install it | 00:21 |
iToast | How hard is it to setup XBMC on itand have it autologin with XBMC loaded... | 00:22 |
iToast | well?! | 00:24 |
knome | !patience | iToast | 00:25 |
ubottu | iToast: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 00:25 |
iToast | knome, I've asked multiple questions in this channel in the past | 00:25 |
iToast | and waited over a hour. | 00:25 |
knome | iToast, and? it doesn't warrant being impatient | 00:25 |
iToast | ... | 00:26 |
iToast | I kind of need the info as Im about to start the install over Ubuntu server | 00:26 |
Azelphur | !patience | iToast | 00:26 |
ubottu | iToast: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 00:26 |
iToast | as ubuntu server does not pay friendly with xorg | 00:26 |
Azelphur | oh, someone already did that :P | 00:26 |
Azelphur | iToast: should be pretty simple, add xbmc to startup applications and turn on auto login | 00:27 |
Azelphur | make sure to turn auto login during the install process | 00:27 |
oxygen_ | so i killed pulseaudio the other day, to fix an issue i was having with videos fastforwarding when i watch them, i had mangler up and once i killed it, i was suddenly transmiting really loud static, restarted but to no avail, i have no clue what to do | 00:35 |
oxygen_ | anyone know what to do? | 00:36 |
oxygen_ | Audio playback works flawlessly | 00:36 |
oxygen_ | but when i try to use the mic in any program | 00:36 |
oxygen_ | im getting some serious static | 00:37 |
oxygen_ | anyone :(? | 00:37 |
oxygen_ | hello? | 00:41 |
knome | oxygen_, have you tried changing the outputs in pavucontrol? | 00:41 |
oxygen_ | no i haven't | 00:42 |
oxygen_ | i've only tried to change settings within mangler | 00:42 |
oxygen_ | but it seems to not be a problem specific to mangler anymore | 00:42 |
knome | i don't know what mangler is | 00:42 |
oxygen_ | linux ventrillo client | 00:42 |
oxygen_ | ncould you tell me how to do that pavucontrol thing? | 00:42 |
knome | right. anyway, check the channels and output in pavucontrol | 00:43 |
MrBushido | is there any file in particular i should use for storing xinput settings to autoload them on relogging? | 00:43 |
knome | if you don't have it installed; sudo apt-ge tinstall pavucontrol | 00:43 |
knome | then alt+f2 and pavucontrol | 00:43 |
oxygen_ | yea... | 00:44 |
oxygen_ | i've done this | 00:44 |
oxygen_ | i only have on input device | 00:44 |
oxygen_ | that's where the trouble lies | 00:44 |
knome | did you used to have several? | 00:46 |
oxygen_ | no | 00:46 |
oxygen_ | it's just this laptop | 00:46 |
oxygen_ | with builtin analog audio | 00:46 |
knome | i'd check the outputs too | 00:46 |
oxygen_ | the mic is just | 00:46 |
oxygen_ | well theres only one output | 00:47 |
oxygen_ | analog stereo | 00:47 |
knome | ok... | 00:47 |
oxygen_ | i mean the mic is just | 00:47 |
oxygen_ | got it's levels maxed | 00:47 |
oxygen_ | its sounds like have a fan right up next to it | 00:47 |
oxygen_ | which i dont | 00:47 |
oxygen_ | im on a couch in a quiet room | 00:48 |
oxygen_ | all this started when i killed pulseaudio | 00:48 |
oxygen_ | in top | 00:48 |
oxygen_ | i just killed it again | 00:49 |
knome | i'm out of ideas... | 00:49 |
oxygen_ | watched the damn thing refresh | 00:49 |
oxygen_ | mic is still blasting | 00:49 |
oxygen_ | anyone else here? | 00:49 |
knome | oxygen_, remember to have patience and that we're all volunteers - and good luck | 00:50 |
oxygen_ | yea.. | 00:50 |
oxygen_ | i hate myself | 00:50 |
oxygen_ | at this point | 00:50 |
knome | nah, don't | 00:50 |
oxygen_ | im going to hard reset | 00:50 |
knome | also http://xubuntu.org/help/ to read about all other support methods :) | 00:50 |
oxygen_ | see if it does anything | 00:51 |
xubuntu340 | hola | 01:13 |
xubuntu340 | necesito una ayuda | 01:13 |
xubuntu340 | alguien me podria ayudar? | 01:13 |
GridCube | !es | 01:13 |
ubottu | En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #xubuntu-es; escriba "/join #xubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y presione intro. Si nadie responde, puedes intentar preguntando en #ubuntu-es. | 01:13 |
xubuntu340 | tnks | 01:17 |
xubuntu223 | hello | 01:24 |
|Anthony| | i want to run pulseaudio in system-wide mode. Following http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/PulseAudio/Documentation/User/SystemWide the groups it lists are already present. it also says to make a home for pulse user. is there any issue with this and if so how can i revert the changes on failure | 02:58 |
holstein | |Anthony|: wonder if you could get by with testing on a live CD... | 03:00 |
|Anthony| | it wouldn't be a proper test in my use case tbh | 03:00 |
|Anthony| | i'm working on multiseat if you remember | 03:00 |
|Anthony| | which would of course require some xorg and lightdm configs that wouldn't persist after a reboot | 03:01 |
|Anthony| | nor could they go into effect without one | 03:01 |
|Anthony| | catch 22 hehe | 03:01 |
|Anthony| | and a vm wouldn't suffice either i think | 03:01 |
holstein | hmmmm... you could ask in #opensourcemusicians in case anyone there has done anything like that.. most folk there do alsa only though | 03:02 |
holstein | looks like that would be challenging to "undo" at a quick glance | 03:03 |
|Anthony| | so many chans out there... hard to keep track | 03:03 |
|Anthony| | adduser --system --ingroup pulse --home /var/run/pulse pulse | 03:03 |
|Anthony| | that is my only concern really | 03:03 |
|Anthony| | really, the whole project is above my pay grade, but i'm looking to promote myself | 03:05 |
|Anthony| | this is a summary of my efforts with pulse: http://pastebin.com/AsAjQTcy | 03:06 |
holstein | i wouldnt be scrared of alsa only if it helps.. though pulse should be capable | 03:07 |
|Anthony| | i'm gonna give it a go | 03:08 |
|Anthony| | what's the worst that could happen | 03:08 |
|Anthony| | hehe | 03:08 |
holstein | :) | 03:08 |
|Anthony| | so close | 03:09 |
|Anthony| | the audio is the only thing in the way | 03:09 |
|Anthony| | both seats work fine. hotplugging works as expected | 03:09 |
|Anthony| | system is stable | 03:10 |
Unit193 | I generally run off to the archwiki for their alsa and pulseaudio section, been quite handy. | 03:10 |
|Anthony| | arch and gentoo have great wikis | 03:10 |
|Anthony| | but *buntu has better packages | 03:11 |
|Anthony| | and apt (imo) is far better than other package systems | 03:11 |
xubuntu340 | Hello | 03:12 |
xubuntu340 | anyone can help me?? | 03:12 |
|Anthony| | ask and ye shall receive | 03:12 |
Unit193 | |Anthony|: Heh, was just saying you can use their wiki with Ubuntu, just a little translate from arch to Ubuntu style. | 03:13 |
xubuntu340 | I have problems with some files I have on my removable disk | 03:13 |
xubuntu340 | anyone can help me? | 03:14 |
|Anthony| | i knew what you meant Unit193 | 03:14 |
|Anthony| | xubuntu340, state your question/problem | 03:14 |
xubuntu340 | I have problems with some files I have on my removable disk | 03:14 |
|Anthony| | just rm -R / | 03:15 |
|Anthony| | and all your problems will go away | 03:15 |
|Anthony| | kidding don't do that | 03:15 |
xubuntu340 | I can not change folder permissions anthony | 03:15 |
|Anthony| | there is a problem | 03:16 |
xubuntu340 | ? | 03:16 |
xubuntu340 | you understand ? | 03:18 |
|Anthony| | yes | 03:18 |
holstein | !chown | 03:18 |
ubottu | An explanation of what file permissions are and how they can be manipulated can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions | 03:18 |
xubuntu340 | I need to change the permissions of my folders | 03:19 |
xubuntu340 | ah oks | 03:19 |
xubuntu340 | tnks | 03:19 |
|Anthony| | files folders | 03:19 |
|Anthony| | it's all a file | 03:19 |
holstein | xubuntu340: you should be able to right click and see what the options are. you can also run a file manager as root, though its not advised to do without care | 03:20 |
xubuntu340 | all my files contained removable disk with the name of ROOT | 03:21 |
holstein | xubuntu340: you'll be able to chown what you need | 03:21 |
|Anthony| | chown is the way to go | 03:22 |
holstein | the root filemanager i mentioned will have access to those files as well, though chown is the way to go | 03:22 |
|Anthony| | using the dialog boxes from gksudo nautilus usually fails for subfolders and files | 03:22 |
|Anthony| | in my experience | 03:23 |
xubuntu340 | ok | 03:24 |
xubuntu340 | tnks | 03:24 |
xubuntu340 | I test now | 03:25 |
erkan^ | Can I remove thunar and install Nautilus? | 03:25 |
holstein | http://askubuntu.com/questions/74534/set-nautilus-as-default-file-manager-in-xubuntu | 03:26 |
erkan^ | thx holstein | 03:27 |
erkan^ | i go read this | 03:27 |
xubuntu340 | ok | 03:29 |
|Anthony| | one of the first things i did once in xubuntu | 03:29 |
xubuntu340 | chmode not working | 03:29 |
holstein | chmod* | 03:29 |
holstein | xubuntu340: whats the issue? | 03:30 |
xubuntu340 | sumo chown not working | 03:30 |
holstein | xubuntu340: sudo* | 03:30 |
holstein | xubuntu340: are you typo-ing those commands? | 03:30 |
xubuntu340 | I do not understand holstein | 03:31 |
holstein | xubuntu340: im asking, if you typo-d the commands? | 03:31 |
holstein | xubuntu340: its sudo, not somu | 03:31 |
xubuntu340 | sudo | 03:32 |
holstein | if, as root (sudo) you change the permissions of a directory, then you will give permissions to whatever user you specified | 03:33 |
holstein | you likely need to read the part about applying the settings to the files under that directory | 03:33 |
holstein | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=770375 | 03:34 |
holstein | xubuntu340: note *recipe for disaster* there | 03:35 |
holstein | http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/red-hat-31/chown-chgrp-an-entire-directoy-and-contents-347763/ | 03:36 |
xubuntu340 | oks | 03:36 |
holstein | xubuntu340: the -R flag is what you want | 03:36 |
xubuntu340 | I'm looking | 03:36 |
xubuntu340 | Wait a second please | 03:37 |
holstein | sure... you'll need to elaborate anyways... i still dont know if thats the issue | 03:38 |
unheeding | hello! I'm having trouble with the xfce4-power-manager | 05:42 |
unheeding | it just doesn't start up with XFCE, I don't see a battery icon in the menu bar, and when i close my laptop lid it doesn't suspend like it should | 05:43 |
oxygen | its just one of those days | 05:47 |
oxygen | has anyone had luck installing a lexmark pro700 series printer | 05:47 |
oxygen | i managed to a while ago | 05:47 |
oxygen | but i can't get it to work after this re install | 05:48 |
torax | protip, every time i get something to work or try to get something to work I write notes | 05:49 |
oxygen | yea | 05:50 |
oxygen | regretting that right now | 05:50 |
oxygen | i remember it being really simple | 05:50 |
oxygen | but i cant really figure it our | 05:50 |
oxygen | out | 05:50 |
oxygen | it'sa network printer | 05:50 |
oxygen | and the drivers lexmark gives | 05:51 |
oxygen | are all .deb | 05:51 |
oxygen | and all the "fixes" are for .tar.gz files | 05:51 |
torax | If you get it to work, make how-to an publish it online, blog for example | 05:52 |
oxygen | hmm | 05:57 |
oxygen | so sudo dpkg -i | 05:57 |
oxygen | installs deb files | 05:57 |
oxygen | but i get errors.. | 05:57 |
oxygen | wtf is going on | 05:57 |
well_laid_lawn | hard to tell from here | 05:59 |
well_laid_lawn | ;-) | 05:59 |
oxygen | whayts the default root password? | 06:02 |
oxygen | nm | 06:03 |
oxygen | sudo that shit | 06:03 |
xubuntu305 | what a great S.O. | 08:44 |
ochosi | say, have any of you folks out there a good solution for setting proxies based on e.g. ESSID? | 09:09 |
ochosi | (and i'm not talking about scipting nm-applet's dispatcher) | 09:09 |
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Gamoder_ | Hi everyone, I got the following problem: I am using Ubuntu 12.10 (don't redirect me to #ubuntu+1 please since this problem existed in 12.04 as well) with XFCE - and whenever I type ALT+F2 it takes ages (10-30 s) to load the application launcher - even starting a terminal is faster (and in fact, I often do that) | 12:21 |
recon_tv | Gamoder_: dont think xubuntu even has a application launcher | 12:23 |
Gamoder_ | it has. Type ALT+F2 | 12:24 |
Gamoder_ | well | 12:24 |
Gamoder_ | press the keys | 12:24 |
Gamoder_ | and then wait a bit | 12:24 |
recon_tv | Gamoder_: but the problem is probably in unity. but I have no ideas so i'll shut up | 12:26 |
torax | It pops up instantly with me | 12:27 |
Gamoder_ | well - I do not use unity | 12:27 |
Gamoder_ | I just use XFCE | 12:27 |
Gamoder_ | well - strangely unity-files-daemon and unity-music-daemon is startet | 12:28 |
recon_tv | Gamoder_: how did you setup xface? a clean install? | 12:30 |
recon_tv | Gamoder_: how did you setup you computers, a clean install of xubuntu? | 12:30 |
Gamoder_ | recon_tv: no, an install of ubuntu, then I installed xubuntu-desktop | 12:32 |
recon_tv | Gamoder_: I would think thats the cause then | 12:32 |
Gamoder_ | yeah, but it shouldn't make the application launcher start that slowly | 12:34 |
Gamoder_ | I am able to afford some MB of Ram for a not-that-clean-install | 12:34 |
recon_tv | Gamoder_: why would more ram help? anyway, why stick with a fraken install? | 12:35 |
Gamoder_ | recon_tv: oh - no, I mean: I got enough Ram for some senseless daemons; and - maybe because I want both unity and xfce? | 12:40 |
Gamoder_ | unity looks good so it is nice if some other person comes and I use it for "showing" that linux can be beautiful. On the other hand, I like xfce more for doing real work | 12:41 |
recon_tv | Gamoder_: well maybe some else here might know the details, afraid I don't :( | 12:42 |
mafadparast | hi there | 14:32 |
mafadparast | anyone using intel graphics, screen resolution 1366x768 | 14:33 |
mafadparast | i am having screen resolution problems | 14:33 |
mubb | intresting, attempt to remove plymouth causes practically entire system to be wiped | 15:25 |
xubuntu763 | hi, anyone with screen resolution problems with intel vga card | 15:37 |
genii-around | https://launchpad.net/bugs/989658 | 15:39 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 989658 in xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu) "Resolution not detected correctly on Intel Mobile 4 series" [Undecided,Confirmed] | 15:39 |
genii-around | The usual tactic seems to be using either nomodeset or vga as a boot option, or setting some obscure option like noapic/nolapic/acpi=<whatever> | 15:44 |
Ironsight | Does anyone have a nice wiki page or tool I can use to edit the xfce menu, I wish to add a program entry. | 16:21 |
GridCube | Ironsight, xubuntu version? | 16:22 |
Ironsight | 12.04 | 16:22 |
Ironsight | AMD64 | 16:22 |
GridCube | see faq 8: http://xubuntu.org/news/faq-1204-precise/ | 16:22 |
Ironsight | thanks :D | 16:22 |
Ironsight | Well, that's easy enough :D | 16:23 |
GridCube | :) | 16:23 |
xubuntu763 | i am using xubuntu 10 | 17:41 |
xubuntu763 | the resolution i get is 1024x768 | 17:42 |
xubuntu763 | i have xservr-xorg-video-intel | 17:42 |
knome | there is no "xubuntu 10" | 17:48 |
knome | is it 10.04 or 10.10 ? | 17:48 |
xubuntu763 | 10.04 | 17:49 |
GridCube | xubuntu763, do lspci | grep -i "vga" and paste the results | 17:50 |
xubuntu763 | it is v frustating, cannot find xor.conf file, so do not know where settings are saved, have looked at other folders | 17:50 |
GridCube | there should not be any | 17:50 |
GridCube | you only have an xorg.conf file when you create one | 17:51 |
GridCube | xubuntu763, do what i asked you please | 17:51 |
xubuntu763 | 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09) | 17:51 |
GridCube | ok you should be fine with generic drivers | 17:51 |
GridCube | whats the problem? | 17:51 |
xubuntu763 | resolution set at 1024x768, | 17:52 |
GridCube | mmhm | 17:52 |
GridCube | yes | 17:52 |
GridCube | whats with that? | 17:52 |
xubuntu763 | while i have been using 1366x768 before | 17:52 |
GridCube | many times the maximum screen resolution is defaulted by the monitor settings | 17:52 |
xubuntu763 | cannot cahnge it | 17:52 |
GridCube | not the vga | 17:52 |
GridCube | xubuntu763, you know how to use pastebin? | 17:52 |
GridCube | !pastebin | 17:53 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 17:53 |
GridCube | plase pastebin the outputs of xrandr | 17:53 |
xubuntu763 | ok | 17:53 |
GridCube | sorry xubuntu763 i have go for a while someone else should catch up with you :) | 17:54 |
xubuntu763 | Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 1024 x 768, maximum 8192 x 8192 LVDS1 connected 1024x768+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 344mm x 193mm 1366x768 60.0*+ 1024x768 60.0 800x600 60.3 56.2 640x480 59.9 VGA1 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) HDMI1 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) DP1 disconnected (normal left inverted right | 17:55 |
GridCube | xubuntu763, pastebin please | 17:56 |
xubuntu763 | howto pastebin? | 17:56 |
xubuntu763 | http://paste.ubuntu.com/1219097/ | 17:59 |
xubuntu763 | i'll return in 10 min | 18:02 |
GridCube | xubuntu763, :) im back | 18:15 |
GridCube | xubuntu763, you should follow this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1112186 | 18:18 |
xubuntu763 | hi, yes give me two minutes, i am trying to twitch configuration, see if it helps | 18:19 |
xubuntu763 | yes, i am back, no change | 18:23 |
xubuntu763 | same 1024x768 resolution | 18:24 |
xubuntu763 | xrandr http://paste.ubuntu.com/1219146/ | 18:27 |
xubuntu763 | there is problem with the screen here | 18:29 |
xubuntu763 | as in the xrandr | 18:29 |
xubuntu316 | Hello, I am having a trouble in installing new languages to linux | 18:38 |
GridCube | !details | xubuntu316 | 18:40 |
ubottu | xubuntu316: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 18:40 |
xubuntu768 | hi back | 18:46 |
xubuntu768 | 763 as 768 | 18:46 |
xubuntu847 | So what is the first i should do when i am installing xubuntu | 18:55 |
xubuntu847 | I am installing it now, and i have only scratched the surface before, but im gonna use it full time on my laptop, only used VM's before | 18:55 |
holstein | i like to *not* install.. run the cd live, and see about the hardware suport | 18:56 |
holstein | support* | 18:56 |
xubuntu847 | Well ubuntu supports errything | 18:56 |
xubuntu847 | And i guess they pretty much use the same librarys | 18:56 |
xubuntu847 | or package lists or i dont know the correct name for it | 18:56 |
holstein | xubuntu847: ubuntu and xubuntu? xubntu *is* ubuntu... same kernels, same repos.. same sources | 18:58 |
xubuntu847 | Ah, yes, just different DE | 18:59 |
xubuntu847 | repos was what i meant earlier | 18:59 |
holstein | i still load it up live, and look around and check... a kernel upgrade can really change everything | 19:00 |
Ironsight | umm, what's the command to launch the default xfce terminal emulator? | 19:14 |
holstein | xfce4-terminal Ironsight ? | 19:15 |
* Ironsight checks | 19:15 | |
Ironsight | oh, the menu editor should tell me :D | 19:16 |
Ironsight | o.O exo-open --launch TerminalEmulator | 19:18 |
xubuntu472 | hi | 19:29 |
xubuntu472 | I am trying to install xubuntu from pen drive but it stuck at the loading screen nothing camr, my configuring is 1gb ram 2.1Ghz processor 320 hd | 19:30 |
Ironsight | ooh, new kernel | 20:03 |
devnill | I'm having some problems getting my system audio to work over bluetooth | 20:22 |
devnill | I've paired my device and have connected it to be an a2dp audio sink | 20:23 |
devnill | And the pulseaudio plugin is enabled in the bluetooth manage but its not showing up as an output device and audio is still directed to my speakers | 20:23 |
xubuntu608 | hola | 20:24 |
devnill | hey | 20:24 |
xubuntu608 | cual es mas ligero .... LDXE o xfce ? | 20:26 |
TheSheep | !es | xubuntu608 | 20:27 |
ubottu | xubuntu608: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #xubuntu-es; escriba "/join #xubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y presione intro. Si nadie responde, puedes intentar preguntando en #ubuntu-es. | 20:27 |
xubuntu608 | whis one its less heavy .... LDXE oR xfce ? | 20:29 |
=== recon_tv is now known as recon_lap | ||
recon_lap | how would i get a list of daemons that are running ? ect/rc look strange to me | 20:53 |
holstein | ps aux ? | 20:53 |
devnill | ^ | 20:53 |
TheSheep | recon_lap: you can also get a list of all processes that listen on the network with netstat -p | 20:56 |
recon_lap | thx, ps aux game me list. been a really long time since i was in init.d | 20:57 |
recon_lap | game/gave* | 20:57 |
TheSheep | recon_lap: and `service --status-all` will give you information about all the stuff from init.d | 20:57 |
TheSheep | recon_lap: actually the 'service' command is a convenient interface to all those init.d things | 20:58 |
recon_lap | yea, took a couple of goes to get right but mysql root password reset :) | 21:15 |
Ironsight | okay, I have an asus g60 laptop, with a memory card reader, and it isn't seeing my sdcard slot (which has a microsd, inside of a sd card adaptor in it), anyone have a clue how to fix it? Google resulted with no answers. | 21:24 |
TheSheep | Ironsight: do you get anything in dmesg when you insert the card? | 21:25 |
* Ironsight looks | 21:25 | |
Ironsight | nevermind! I took it out, and popped it back in, and voila magic, it works | 21:26 |
Ironsight | might have been a loose connection or something | 21:27 |
TheSheep | yeah, they often have that, especially with an adapter | 21:28 |
recon_lap | waits for the i cannot write to my sd card question :) | 21:30 |
Ironsight | no, it's writing okay :) | 21:40 |
Ironsight | It's a brand new card, so it just needed breaking in :D | 21:41 |
Ironsight | (I was going to say, I know that card slot was working in 11.10 | 21:41 |
Ironsight | kinda mad I lost my last microsd card... I had 30 gigs of data on it :( | 21:43 |
Ironsight | Then I bought this one, and my son threw away the bag it was in while the card was still in it... | 21:44 |
Ironsight | So I had to pick through trash to save it | 21:44 |
Ironsight | it was still in it's original packaging | 21:44 |
recon_lap | Ironsight: the things you end up looking for in your trash :) | 22:02 |
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