Ipod Corruption hates my soul. (pt.1)
2 04 2008I plugged my 160 gb Ipod Classic into my laptop last night, eager to update my podcasts and greedily stuff in more heaps of music which will never, ever be listened to, when I was greeted with a surprising sight.
Rather than the usual warm, inviting, and altogether pleasing welcome screen, the message I received was more akin to an ancient himalayan curse. In fact, so horrified was I by this message, that I have blocked out the exact phrasing from my mind, in an attempt to save whatever brain cells weren’t boiled away by the initial fury and frustration I felt upon reading it.
Basically, I was being told that my ipod’s rather vast database had been corrupted, and therefore the only remedy was to reformat the ipod itself, back to its settings from the manufacturer. This meant that all the music I had hoarded over the years would be tossed into the wind, like the salty tears of a sea captain’s wife as she stands by the lighthouse and acknowledges that he will never return from his voyage.
Earlier on, I mentioned that this was a surprising sight, but that is not entirely true. This had happened once before, and it had so scarred me that, in my rabid Apple fanboy fervor, I declared that it would never happen again.
Clearly, this was not the case.
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