On the verge of suicide ):
Long story short, my I pod is now empty. 2,000 songs goodbye. I am so sad, it's going to take forever to get all those songs back on there. Not to mention some are going to be really hard to find again. I miss my music already, we were such good friends, why'd they have to leave me):
posted by kevin at
10:11 PM
6 Comments:
You don't keep songs on your computer's hard drive?
What up, yo?
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Branden, at 12:44 AM
My computer was totally fucked when I got home(thanks roomies) so I had to do a system restore. Usually it let's you decide if you wanna do a safe restore, which keeps all your files or put it all the way back to factory settings. Well I got no option it was all the way back or nothing. I then download i tunes and try to get my songs off my i pod back on to my computer. It shows all my songs and for a moment I feel safe then asks if I wanna add these songs, and I sure do. Then all of a sudden says file corrupt, and in a blink of an eye my i pod auto downloads what is on the current playlist. Which just happened to be nothing. It was quite awesome. On a positive note though, I am almost at 200 songs, yay.
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kevin, at 7:15 AM
I just got done wiping my iPod, and filling it back up again. It was rough narrowing it down to 3633 songs, but I think I made cuts where they were needed.
I also added 45 songs to my work playlist.
If you need some mp3's, just let me know. I've got 151 Final Fantasy mp3's with your name on em.
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Branden, at 8:58 AM
anyone have any plans for the ipod when it shuts down in a year and a half, thats the life span of the stupid battery and cost about $250 for a new one
By
bill stevens, at 12:47 PM
I'm thinking cry myself to sleep for a while.
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Branden, at 5:18 PM
Well, I did a quick google search. A new battery costs like $66. And I think they just replace your whole iPod.
http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/service/battery/
So that's not too bad.
By
Branden, at 5:34 PM
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