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r/techsupport•

Yesterday I reinstalled on the main drive and today I've found out that my second drive is missing all files created after some time in 2021.

First/main drive is some 500gb m.2 where Windows is installed, applications etc

The second drive is my data drive, containing games, pictures, documents etc.

I disconnected the second drive (by removing the SATA cable), powered on the computer, booted to the USB boot media, deleted the C partition and reinstalled. Installed the basic applications that I need.

Today I reconnected my data drive and there are no files past 2021. To be clear, the drive was not wiped and there are many files present, but all of these files are old. None of my recent fi

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r/VanLifeUK•

Hi Van Lifers.

I own a L3H2 2020, 2.2L, Peugeot Boxer. I will need to install at least one, but ideally two seats in the rear behind the driver for mum and baby. I've emailed a few conversion companies around the Kendal area, but haven't had much luck just yet. Would you be able to provide a recommendation for someone/a company to get two seats installed? As long as they're in the UK, location doesn't matter.

Additionally, do these have to be M1 certified with a stamped certificate for insurance purposes? I've heard mixed results on this.

Thank you for any help you can provide!

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r/astrophotography•

First light, shot on December 5th from my bortle 6/7 garden (UK). Taken during ~30mph gusts so reduced the exporsure time to accomodate.

  • Nikon D750 (unmoddified)

  • WO Zenithstar 61II w/Flat 61

  • HEQ5-Pro

  • Asiair Mini

  • 60 * 30 second lights at ISO 1600

  • 30 * 30 second darks

  • 30 flats

  • 30 flat darks

  • 30 bias

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Hi Astrophotographers!

I took some images on M31 tonight and whilst I made some mistakes. I am mostly unhappy with how the flats comes out. I was expecting the flats to "cancel out" any dust spots and gradients that would be seen in the final image but that isn't the case.

Nikon D750
Zenithstar 61 II
HEQ5-Pro
5 * 600 second lights
20 * flats
20 * bias
(I messed up the Darks so not including them)

This is the resulting image in Siril (In histogram mode) - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mpr5Sjy8IBjVaAFoCNofZFdjMvg8ynIz/view?usp=sharing
There are multiple dust spots / satellite lines / g

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Hey Astrophotographers!

I posted a few days ago and got some amazing help, thank you for that! (https://www.reddit.com/r/AskAstrophotography/comments/1goqswa/first\_night\_struggles\_with\_the\_star\_adventurer/)

I managed to get some stable shots last night of the part of the milkyway, unfortunately, I choose an area with high light pollution to the west (of course I wanted to shoot west). I've given processing a try and this is the best I've come up with: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14y8vmXVKwe1spje0OKKNevmOwKO_QvjM/view?usp=sharing

Nikon D750
Tamron 15-30
15mm, ISO 100, 90sec subs, 20 picture

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Hey Astrophotograhers!

The stars were visible for the first time in November last night, got my gear outside, and, couldn't get anywere close to a polar alignment.

Star Adventurer 2i Pro
Nikon D750 with 70mm
70mm is my longest focal (I actually want to shoot at 15mm but figured 70mm would be a better test)
The weather was 8 celcius with barely no wind
Camera and lens are 1.95kg (star adventurer rated at 5kg)

  1. I attached the wedge to the tripod (manfrotto 055)
  2. Attached the star adventurer to the wedge In the 0 elevation position, I put my phone on top of the star adventurer and aligned to the polar north
  3. I could see Ursa major and Polaris, and a visual over the top of th
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r/wow•

As the title says, is it too late to join as a new to retail player? My wow experience consist of main tank raiding in TBC for t4 and t5 as well as healing t6. I have characters on auchindoun warrior, rogue, priest

What is the raiding scene like in retail? Should I stay on auchindoun? Is world pvp still a thing? How do I get caught up with all that's changed?

Thanks!

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r/DIYUK•

My partner and I are looking to buy this property in the Lancashire area. A Home Buyers level 2 report was conducted and highlight some concerns with cracking. The house was built in the 1930s and in 2017 a two room extension on the second floor was constructed with pillar support. The cracks appear entirely upstairs on the walls the extension connects too. In 2019 an internal wall between the kitchen and dining room was removed and replaced with a steel beam, the extension is adjacent and above the kitchen.

Could I ask for your opinions on these cracks?

If I wanted to get these cracks "professionally" checked, is it a structural engineer that I'm after? And any rough ideas on costs / is i

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