Too much risk, I worked with win32 and it was wrong about the reason for failing a lot in the case of drives. If windows can’t diagnose and handle drive failure properly, I don’t think Steam will have a more reliable answer. Again, I’m assuming a vague error is better for them than a verbose error in this case.

In 23 I bought my 5 with 8GB for €93, just checked the receipt. I could buy one now for double that. Anyone remembers tech getting cheaper and faster over the years? Pepperidge farm remembers…

What you’re not understanding is how hard it is for an operating system to diagnose a problem with a drive.

You’re expecting from Stream they write a full diagnostics tool so the program can figure out what went wrong, which could range from permission issues or formatting, to failing sectors/drives.

In theory you could make something that works, in reality you’ll be getting false positives, for example: a permission error message while it’s actually a physical write error. The ‘wrong’ message is worse than a ‘vague’ message.

Play this Album every Sunday!

You must be fun at parties. It’s a heads up for people who want to be respectful to our fellow humans, regardless if you agree with their point of view. Gtfo with your slippery slope fallacy.

Real piece of shit reply.

Ooh, yeah when the models go full hallucination mode I reckon it's possible!

I have an old xray from when I splintered my ulna (forarm). I'm torn, a part of me wants to see what happens, but a bigger part of me wants to never upload anything medical related to these platforms

+1 for Grayjay, not the most user friendly out there, but once you get it setup it's really good!

Played it last week at a function, truly a timeless classic. Skream is always one of my favs, in no particular order:

• 0800 Dub
• Rutten
• Midnight request line
• Backwards
• Exothermic reaction
• Chest boxing

I was watching it yesterday I felt like they used it as a slap in the face wake up call, right at the turning point of the series. A little out of place sure, but I'd still say a good fit.

My brain put a 'damn' between 'many' and 'letters' instinctively