returno

If the HHA was an actual person she would be it: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJscme8H/

Her personal locator beacon may have lulled her into a false sense of safety, but for whatever reason she chose to do a long, difficult winter ridge hike when forecasts called for extremely low temps and high winds. I want to know what beacon she had. SAR reported that "Unfortunately, a lot of the coordinates that we received over the night are all over the place within a mile circumference." That is not good enough in those conditions.

These sites must be great. I'm curious and not hard to please :-).

Update: For anyone wondering, sorry, I don't want to buy your account -- since I don't know the value of these sites, that wouldn't make sense for me. Have a nice day.

My kid went to France on a school trip. The last day, the Kingston 4GB SDHC card went bad inside the camera. I sent it around to some data recovery places only to discover that they don't attempt to read the NAND chip directly. Instead they attach a special box to the test pins on the circuit board, some of which are attached to the NAND. However, which pins are attached to the NAND? Kingston (and most other NAND card companies) refuse to divulge this and it differs widely from card to card. I tried everything I could to convince Kingston to release this information to the data recovery company - no dice, and no explanation. None of the data protection companies have this information for my