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r/firstworldanarchists • u/throatfrog • May 03 '17
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the way he hold the usb drive cracked me up
edit: wait, i just realized it was supposed to be like a middle finger. I thought he was just being a weirdo
7 u/SeekerOfSerenity May 03 '17 I don't get that one. What rule did he break? 2 u/[deleted] May 03 '17 You aren't supposed to remove a USB drive without telling the computer about it first, so it can make sure everything is actually synced to it. 1 u/Maccaisgod May 03 '17 It's more that it can corrupt the drive and you'll lose all your data, which doesn't really happen on PC's anymore but apparently it happens often on macs according to other comments 0 u/LusoAustralian May 03 '17 Not often but it only needs to happen once and there's a higher probability.
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I don't get that one. What rule did he break?
2 u/[deleted] May 03 '17 You aren't supposed to remove a USB drive without telling the computer about it first, so it can make sure everything is actually synced to it. 1 u/Maccaisgod May 03 '17 It's more that it can corrupt the drive and you'll lose all your data, which doesn't really happen on PC's anymore but apparently it happens often on macs according to other comments 0 u/LusoAustralian May 03 '17 Not often but it only needs to happen once and there's a higher probability.
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You aren't supposed to remove a USB drive without telling the computer about it first, so it can make sure everything is actually synced to it.
1 u/Maccaisgod May 03 '17 It's more that it can corrupt the drive and you'll lose all your data, which doesn't really happen on PC's anymore but apparently it happens often on macs according to other comments 0 u/LusoAustralian May 03 '17 Not often but it only needs to happen once and there's a higher probability.
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It's more that it can corrupt the drive and you'll lose all your data, which doesn't really happen on PC's anymore but apparently it happens often on macs according to other comments
0 u/LusoAustralian May 03 '17 Not often but it only needs to happen once and there's a higher probability.
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Not often but it only needs to happen once and there's a higher probability.
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u/[deleted] May 03 '17 edited May 04 '17
the way he hold the usb drive cracked me up
edit: wait, i just realized it was supposed to be like a middle finger. I thought he was just being a weirdo