Now back to the banality of your suburban existence

the helicopter hit the garage door, you see.

Take my advice with a grain of salt (you probably want to ask facebook too) but I used Minitool when I had Windows. That was XP and a long time ago, but it's pretty easy to find for free.

What I would do, I'd use this as an excuse to upgrade and buy another (larger) SSD. Clone C: over to it, then copy whatever you have on E:, then completely wipe the old SSD and make it F: and Fill it with Fun pics.

Oh, that's easy.

1) Take the machine into your driveway.
2) Smash it with a hammer.
3) Post the clip to this website.

It's probably the best course of action at this point.

Maybe give this a shot:

http://www.partition-tool.com/personal.htm


I don't have personal experience with it but Google searching your problem suggested trying the home version which is free.

How large is your C drive SSD? Have you tried moving programs and brony porn over to the HDD to free up space?

All of my programs are on D; porn is on D, with backups and video torrents on external drives F and H. Clop is mostly relegated to F, locked to prevent friends and family accessing it. C is practically nothing except for system files, temp files, and a few odd Document folders that I've negelcted to mklink over to D - even so, it's full to bursting! It's been like that since I bought the computer; the partitions were factory installed, evidently with the intention that new owners would use E as a backup and restore drive, but it's a really stupid idea and now, despite judicious use of CCleaner and SpaceSniffer, it's gotten so bad that I can't just ignore the problem anymore.

The helicopter hit the garage door. Did you not just see that? It really smacked the shit out of that fucker.

Which drive is your helicopter porn on?

Shot from helicopter, or starring a helicopter?

how much are these?

I always feel bad when someone breaks a toy, but the other day I seriously wanted to grab and smash an adult's drone. I was helping my girlfriend move her stuff and we hadn't seen each other for a couple of weeks. Anyway the apartment complex has a common area so it was kind of our first chance to actually TALK to each other, before the hassle that's loading up a couple of cars and this dipshit comes out with his drone and starts flying it around the apartment complex while smoking a cigarette, not even acknowledging our presence. It kept buzzing right past our heads and those things are fucking loud. And there's a fucking park right across the fucking street!

The standard package is 00. The thing is, it's designed as an intermediate level professional aerial photography platform... but no self-respecting professional photographer would ever use it. It's got a bunch of proprietary air frame parts, and you're more or less locked-in to the load out it comes with. The way things are nowadays, once you get up to spending this kind of money on a platform... you're much better off building it yourself as it is basically as easy as building a PC. Everything is plug and play and you can go from a pile of parts to a fully built and programmed craft in a single afternoon. Then, when you crash (because you will, at some point), you can fix your air frame with off the shelf parts at far lower cost.

Reviews of it are pretty good (once the firmware patch is downloaded), but it's clearly marketed as something the pros would use to lure gadget nerds into purchase.

For how much cheaper would you say I could build an equivalent platform? Any DIY guides you would recommend?

Yes, any tutorials to help us get started building our own? Also, do they make waterproof/floating parts? I live by the ocean and expect I would spend a great deal of time buzzing fishing boats and jetskiiers; I don't want to loose my future drone to a well-placed harpoon.

i saw a quad copter at a 7-11 (really) and I think it was only 129. So really that and a go pro, which I think are 300 for a good one could do the trick. This guy can probably do a lot more, but if I'm right, probably about 500 bucks?

You could probably get set up with an equivalent kit for ~00, considerably less if you don't care about the gimbal and 4k video.

flitetest dot com is how I got turned onto the hobby. They've got plans, diy kits, reviews, helpful forums, and way better noob advice than I could give about getting into multi-rotors (winged craft are my thing).

DIY is going to run you minimum 0-300 all in w/o a camera to start if you don't want to have to replace everything later. A toy might be better to start with if that seems steep.

In case anyone is curious, guys who do like commercial work can have craft up in the 00-000 range not including cameras. Once you get into a certain weight class, the cost of air frames and electronics starts to go up exponentially. There's a class of RC airplanes that just wouldn't exist without corporate sponsorship as it's not completely insane to get into 6 digits. I mean, it IS insane, but a scale 747 is a more complex aircraft than a real Cessna.

She's got a For Sale sign in her front yard, I wonder why?