The sixth episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
Well…sort of.
Paul’s recording rig went kablooey, so it was up to Storm to make good on our commitment to our loyal listeners to deliver a new podcast every Monday night…
Show #005.5: Video! – Quicktime Video (11.5 MB) (Some content NSFW)
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Anyone else notice that Paul is looking – dare I say it – a little green?
Actually, Paul is probably getting worried – who knew it would be so easy to replace him? It’s like when the Beatles replaced Paul McCartney after he died in a car crash in 1966. (And did you know that if you play Cruel, Cruel Moon backwards it sounds suspiciously like “Noom Leurc Leurc”, which is bad Esperanto for “The Sock Is In Charge”?)
For a second I was almost half-expecting “WE’LL DO IT LIVE! WE’LL… DO IT LIVE!” from Storm…. oh well.
I don’t know how serious this hard drive crash is, but for hard drive crashes the nerd in me recommends SpinRite.
You do have to somehow get your hard drive into a PC you Mac user (I assume) which I think you can do by “cabling” the drive to a PC. In short, run the program, use it to create a bootable image of your choice (I usually do an ISO then burn it to a CD – making it bootable, but you can put one on a floppy or even like a thumb drive if you wish – it’s assembly language, after all, so the whole huge program, including FreeDOS is in kilobytes).
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7684 is a good review from Linux folks, with good screen shots, and mentions that the little EXE works fine in Wine (or CrossOver, Darwine – for Mac, etc).
What are you talking about? That looked exactly like Paul! I was shocked (Shocked, I tell you!) to find out it was only a sock puppet.
I was confused for a few minutes there and was wondering what on earth Storm was going on about: I had figured I’d just never seen Paul without his glasses on…
Oh that totally sucks. We had our imac’s drive crash a year ago and the worst part was al of our nonbacked up music. Oh I still lament the loss of music since we had since gotten rid of the CDs. That reminds me I need to back up my music, at least my pics are mostly backed up. I hear you on mac, I will never switch and since I am in the arts it is what everyone uses anyways.
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