At the moment, my mp3 player has been charged too much. Ever since the touch screen broke, I've been using it as a flash drive... too bad the light is at the lowest setting, and the volume is stuck at 3 out of 32 volume. Completely draining that charge may take a while... Then again, it might not, which would make this thread totally useless.
My point is, I currently cannot access any of my Famitracker files, and there is a chance that I will not be able to do so for a few days. Once the charge is drained, I'm gonna move all my files to my 2GB flash drive that I got last week, so this doesn't happen again.
Just thought I'd give you all the heads up, whether you care or not.
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1) yes, your minion. If by minion you mean random douchebag that you know, then yes, I am your minion.
2) TO answer your question, my mp3 player HAD a weird habit of not connecting to a computer if the charge was full. I remember figuring out why at one point, but I don't remember at the moment. All I know is that now, it is pretty much completely dead in every way. Won't connect, even after the battery is drained (took a lot less time than I thought it would), and won't give the weird "charging" icon when it's recieving power. The port on the mp3 player is broken, and I just lost 3-4 months of work. So now I just have to re-download FamiTracker, and then attempt to rebuild my library (or at least what's still on the site).
Fuck. I just realized that I hadn't posted my Moonlight Sonata updates. I was about halfway through movement 2, too.... That's some major dissappointment.
And dan, your sarcasm is noted.
TIME FOR AN EDIT!
It turns out, I can get my mp3 player to connect. It just takes a good 30 tries EVERY TIME I WANT TO CONNECT. So, now that everything's been moved/copied that NEEDS to be moved/copied, I'm gonna find the best way to destroy that piece of shit.
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