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in the camera, that is. I have two sets of batteries for my camera and always make sure the set not in use is charged up, ready for whenever I decide to take a quick pic. So why did both sets choose today to need recharging? Pictures will resume once power is restored.
I spent today thinking about time. How we use it, what we achieve during it and how we always want more. After a particularly high-output week at work, switching from one project to another and trying to ensure I take the right set of thought processes with me for each project, it is not surprising that my thoughts are about time.
So where does this lead me? I want to make a textile clock. Don't ask, I don't know why - all I know is that I need to make one and I know how I want it to look. Hmm.
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Sounds interesting!
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- Caitlin said...
I thought all my camera batteries had to be recharged at once too - turns out that the set I *thought* I'd charged up no longer took any charge - who knew that they wore out? Well, I do NOW, obviously!
Fabric time? Oooh! - 9:16 pm
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Well I never! I'm with you Caity. I thought they could be recharged forever. Sadly, that's not true so an expedition to the supermarket got me back in the digital photo world.
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A simple trick to overwriting tape labels
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Unfortunately, I don't get much experience with the NetBackup command. It sounds like you need to overwrite the labels on the tapes. Here's what I got from the help section. To format a tape: 1. Open Backup.
2. On the Restore tab, right-click the tape you want to format.
3. Click Format.
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