Bob H
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Mon Dec 06, 2004 1:38 am Post subject:
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Jesse wrote:
| Quote: | Is like a day without pig shit.
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I don't care whay anyone says about smh, good or bad, at least I have
found he gives *good* sensible answers to any problems I have had, and
he does at least try to help, compared to one other person on here who
seems to think he is *god* and talks techincal drivel, at least as far
as I am concerned.
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Bob H
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smh
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Mon Dec 06, 2004 11:23 am Post subject:
Re: A Day Without Smh ... |
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Mike Richter, were you born with
"Scam Artist" emblazoned on your face?
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Noik wrote:
smh wrote:
Noik wrote:
TOC gives the start positions of the tracks on a cd. You may think of
TOC as a table of content of *tracks*. TOC is in the lead-in, preceding
the program/data area where a file system resides. TOC is not the (file
system) directory. TOC absolutely has nothing to do with a (file
system) directory.
You see, if you know what a TOC is, then you know what Mikey spewed
about the TOC being rewritten when files change is an absolute,
unadulterated, cockamamie drivel. It deserves only a "diatribe"
response.
Actually the friggin slimeball is perpetrating a scam on the group with
the use of "TOC", knowing many would assume it synonymous with
directory, but then not quite sure of that as true, though. Many thus
wonder if there's more to it than being merely synonymous. By injecting
the uncertainty and ambiguity, the friggin slimeball is slimily trying
to weasel out of this:
Does DirectCD formatted CD-R have a directory?
If so, does the directory get scrubbed?
(like formatted CD-RW is supposed to be scrubbed)
I'm aware that Mike's answer of "Since it is in RAM" didn't account for
the problems someone was having
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From: DeepOne
Date: 7/9/00
Mike Richter (Acraptec Shit) splattered (7/3/00):
I've watched the disc write lights on my Plextor drives when
ejecting a DirectCD CD-RW disc, and the drive never does any
writing at that time.
Once, in an attempt to prove this, I wrote a bunch of files to
a DirectCD CD-RW disc. As soon as the write pulses ceased,
I pressed the computer's RESET button.
After the computer restarted, the CD-RW disc was fine, and all
the files I had just written were fully accessible.
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Not even a month went by from the above:
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From: Mike Richter (Slimy Friggin SOB)
Date: 7/26/00
given the vulnerability of the directory, especially in
fixed-length packets
the directory information which is written every time
you change the disc's contents and then eject it.
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What a Slimy Friggin SOB!
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Mike Richter, were you born with
"Scam Artist" emblazoned on your face?
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