Reading should, in theory, cause no issues with the flash drive . . . but having the OS spank me like that makes me wonder.
Having seen dozens of people lose all types of data over the years - I'm careful and usually take the few extra seconds to insure protocol is served . . . but have been guilty every now and then.
Microsoft OS spanks users for no reason all the time.
I hate programs that refuse to give up the thumb drive even after the write is long over, forcing me to restart the program.
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eerr...what is a thumb-drive?
One possible term for a USB flash drive.Originally Posted by PeterG
– Jump drive
– Thumb drive
– Pocket drive
– Pen drive
– Disk on Key
– Memory stick
– USB Key
– Data stick
– Finger Stick
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Music isn't about chops, or even about talent - it's about sound and the way that sound communicates to people. Mike Keneally
Oh right, I see, thanks. I thought it was some new superduper biomechanical drive I hadn't encountered yet.
Thanks.
Flash drives also eliminate the need for green markers, at least where laser leakage is concerned.
Compact Disk brought high fidelity to the masses and audiophiles will never forgive it for that
I've seen a lot of thumb drives that get physically damaged, especially the kind that slide in/out (like above).
"Always ready with the ray of sunshine"
My work truck, a 2015 Chevy Colorado, is Bluetoothed and has a USB port. The interface for the USB has a menu that allows me to browse through folders, artists, albums, genres, composers or songs with 5 lines of info at one time on the screen. The sound system is the best stock system I've ever heard in a fleet vehicle and bests a lot of stock systems in other vehicles frankly.
Compact Disk brought high fidelity to the masses and audiophiles will never forgive it for that
Did you get a truck with that stereo?
The company I work for provides the truck. The Nissan Frontier fleet trucks also have a good sounding stereo; the one I used did not have a USB port, but did have Bluetooth. The Ford Ranger I had was radio only with shitty speakers. The systems interface screen in the Colorado displays stereo and environmental info, let's me manage multiple Bluetooth devices and serves as my back-up camera when the vehicle is in reverse.
Compact Disk brought high fidelity to the masses and audiophiles will never forgive it for that
I used a Staples coupon and got a 32GB drive for $1 and the drive behaves exactly as desired so apparently you were right on the money. Thanks, I never would have suspected formatting.
Mac OS and various Linux OSes give me just as much grief as any Redmond stuff.
Maybe it's you then
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