All 20 bad? Seems unlikely the batch was a good random sample of drives from Samsung.
Sounds more like there were a box of drives that needed to be shipped back to Samsung because they were already determined to be bad drives... or maybe they all came from the same production line which should have been recalled.
You took a gamble on drives of dubious origin (or dubious destination:p) and lost.
Either way, you probably could have contacted Samsung directly and received an exchange.
In a surprise move, the two scientists began shoving the new keyboard up each others' asses simulatneously, while using the new keyboard technology to stimulate the colon and the G spot, respectively.
Do moderators even read things before they brand them as Informative?
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All 20 bad? Seems unlikely the batch was a good random sample of drives from Samsung.
Sounds more like there were a box of drives that needed to be shipped back to Samsung because they were already determined to be bad drives... or maybe they all came from the same production line which should have been recalled.
You took a gamble on drives of dubious origin (or dubious destination
Either way, you probably could have contacted Samsung directly and received an exchange.
In a surprise move, the two scientists began shoving the new keyboard up each others' asses simulatneously, while using the new keyboard technology to stimulate the colon and the G spot, respectively.
Do moderators even read things before they brand them as Informative?
Will Slashdot be sued next for posting this story?
Who here really believes Truste means anything?
Inventing a new socket is one thing, pressuring other companies to drive competition out of business smells like antitrust to me.
Give them an IBM PCjr with a 360k floppy, no programs and cartridge basic. ;)
"Should the Wall of Shame Stay or Go?"
the solution is simple - if you want privacy *learn* about the technology The right to privacy should not have any prerequisites.