Can I please get a "sanity check" from the assembled brain trust? I think that I had my own version of Approving edit proposals - am I too strict?. What is your opinion regarding the following edit scenario:
@JourneymanGeek, my thoughts as well. Additionally, this question has stood the test of time: it is more than seven years old with 96 up-votes and over 137,000 views. I'm quite certain that it has been scrutinized rather extensively before now.
Though, it does depend on how it happened... I could see automated systems reaching into the millions in a couple mins. (And the fact that such an automated system works would be a breach in the first place...)
I do like how Google are approaching these companies that mess up this way.. "Hey dummies, you're ruining the internet for the rest of us, stop being morons."
> Using the left/right arrow keys, change the status of the selected partition from D(eleted) to L(ogical). This way you will be able to recover this partition.
@Bob he's reading an advice book for women from 1963 that's heavily rooted in religion and pre-feminist female behavior because a friend sent it to him and told him to read it
@JourneymanGeek well, I've got someone using my email to delibrately sign up for things against my will. I was wondering if there was a way to stop it. I looked through Security.SE but the answer's weren't definitive.
Thanks everyone, gave me the courage to restore the partition table, not perfect but, my files are back. Which means I can image the partition using Acronis and Eventually mount it :-)
So you understand the sting :-) it was a sense of accomplishment and I could tell people they were misdiagnosising something when they claim windows was slow to load :-)
thing is when I built this pc I ran into this problem without the externals and the fan. Had to arrange the devices, separating USB 2 from USB 3. Honestly it's probably because everything is on one internal hub header. My other header pins got bent