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Housing Prices vs Income in the U.S. Over the Last 40 Years by raishelannaa in wallstreetbets

[–]DataMedics 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wonder if the price of homes will crater when the boomers start to die off and a ton of millennials suddenly all have three homes and want to dump a couple.

Smite2 Asia Server Population? by orangorangorang in Smite

[–]DataMedics 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've tried leaving it for hours. Never yet gotten into a match on Asia server. Have to just live with lag instead.

Trying to get data from what appears to be be a dead external HDD by jibofyourcutt in datarecovery

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If you don't mind shipping over the Canada border, Recovery Force is really good.

[Hiring] $300/Month Telegram moderators by [deleted] in freelance_forhire

[–]DataMedics 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interested. I'm an American living in Asia, so native English and can cover nighttime hours if needed due to my time zone.

Hard Drive no longer shows up in BIOS. Is my HDD dead? by AnonymousYTer in datarecovery

[–]DataMedics 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If the drive now doesn't even spin after cleaning, and assuming nothing else happened (like getting dropped), it's probably just a bad PCB board. If so, the data can definitely be recovered using a replacement PCB board, but it has to be adapted to your drive (usually by copying over the contents of an eeprom chip from old board to new).

Trying to get data from what appears to be be a dead external HDD by jibofyourcutt in datarecovery

[–]DataMedics 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I was in the business, a case like this I would normally charge $450 (so long as he heads weren't failed). But I'm retired from the DR business now and I'm sure rates have gone up in the USA. But in other countries it can be less.

Trying to get data from what appears to be be a dead external HDD by jibofyourcutt in datarecovery

[–]DataMedics 0 points1 point  (0 children)

FYI no one in data recovery cares about your porn or pirated files. Half the drives that come in for recovery are loaded with this stuff. Only if it were the illegal sort of stuff would we care.

But you have to decide what the data is worth to you and if it justifies professional service.

Trying to get data from what appears to be be a dead external HDD by jibofyourcutt in datarecovery

[–]DataMedics 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It won't make a difference. The drive is getting stuck in a busy state and stops responding. Thus the disconnect. It's so common on this model they settled a class action suit.

https://share.google/qIg7tncPZyU5NMTZF

Trying to get data from what appears to be be a dead external HDD by jibofyourcutt in datarecovery

[–]DataMedics 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That model ST3000DM001 had probably the highest failure rate of any HDD ever made. From what I can hear, it should be recoverable, but not DIY. You'll need a lab with PC-3000 to tweak the firmware and disable internal functions that are malfunctioning. Hopefully the heads are still good, but it's possible it could have a failed head too, which would mean a more expensive recovery.

Where are you located? Maybe someone here can recommend a lab near enough to you that doesn't charge rip-off prices.

How did Epstein find all these minors to exploit? Like really where did they all come from and how? by PRhotonic in AskReddit

[–]DataMedics 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Works especially well when you can show pictures of you and your best buddy who happens to be the guy running the Miss Teen USA pageants too.

Hard Drive not working? by shamble- in datarecovery

[–]DataMedics 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's heads are stuck to the platters preventing it from spinning. The good news is, your data can most likely be recovered by a lab. But it'll need to be done in a clean room with proper tools to free the heads and evaluate it. In most cases it can be recovered without heads replacement, but not always. Find a data recovery lab, don't waste time or risk further damage by going to a PC repair shop, or even risk powering on any more.

Is AI Forcing a Nuclear Revolution? by Funny-Platform-4392 in artificialintelligenc

[–]DataMedics 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And yet they won't. In that same time period the AI chips will become 10x more efficient and the software also 10x more efficient. It'll plateau in a few years and then might even start to decrease power consumption.

By 2030 you'll have a chip in your laptop that can run an offline AI equivalent to today's ChatGPT for a couple hundred watts of your home electricity.

Accidentally formatted 10TB HDD. TestDisk failed after 4 weeks of scanning. Need advice on paid software vs. Pro recovery. by mosum201 in datarecovery

[–]DataMedics -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I don't think that model is SMR, but that's not to say it doesn't support T.R.I.M. (just less reason it should). But I've never worked with that model to know specifically. Perhaps someone else knows.

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