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Sitrep for July

🕑 Added 2025-07-09 19:26:13 +0000 UTC

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Novus

Thank you :-). I deeply appreciate those of you who stick around, instead of jumping in and out at random. It's greatly helpful for my sanity and I do my best to make sure what you guys get is worth it!

Bababbak

I wish you lots of rest and a good recovery! You have been my favourite source of lewd content in the last few years, and so far you have always delivered to an exacting standart. If you need to take some time off, please do so. :) Personally, i will support you as long as my financial situation allows it.

Novus

He's not, but he's completely puzzled over what the hell happened. He had the original recordings from the VA he worked with for moan tracks copied into two separate places. Completely standard policy for him to make a backup when he first removes it off the recording equipment. But when he went to show me his work by exporting the files from premier, the original sounds files were corrupted. So he went to the backups to copy them from there...only to discover that those were corrupted in the exact same way. He apparently spent something like five hours trying to recover them by any means he could think of and came up blank. He's completely baffled and copying everything off that drive now because just about the only possibility is a progressive memory corruption of some sort. Note, you're also INSANELY lucky if you've never had an SSD fail. I've had 4 separate SSD failures in under 10 years, two externals and two internal m.2 drives. I've had maybe five or six flash drives fail in twenty years or so. That's even with a refusal to buy anything but the best drives on the market. As for data recovery...it's actually nearly impossible off of SSD's. It worked in ye olden days off of physical drives because the sectors hadn't been physically overwritten yet. SSDs don't work that way, their memory blanking out after deletion rather than waiting until someone else writes over that spot on the disk.

Merlin

Unless your sound guy is running a truly ancient system (or did not bother to save) he should be able to recover everything. Even with an internal drive, I can do that in less than an hour. For you, this should be able to remove at least one layer of stress. I have never had a SSD failure in over 20 internal and external SSD's and that is not even counting thumb drives. I can even recover data back to the mid 1990's on any other drive that has not completely failed a long time ago. Those old drives might be a pain but it can be done. In the future, he should backup every day (or more). This can be done, even on a cheap thumb drive which can hold thousands of songs and sound files. This will only take minutes. Sound files are small.


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