"To make a point of declaring friendship is to cheapen it. For men’s emotions are very rarely put into words successfully." — Hunter S. Thompson

"scours the web for similar copies of an picture"

For Linux users and those who want an open-source alternative to Odin, check out Heimdall. It's the same thing, only better, in my opinion. It has a few more configuration options.

I have one Mini-ITX case which has flipped front ports. It drives me insane. (This one, if you're curious: [www.newegg.com] )

One of my favorites.

Double check that embedded video. #corrections

Does the image work with Windows 7 USB Download Tool or other similar software? I need to just get it on a flash drive...

And Froyo?

And for this reason I use a pair of KRK Rokit 8's. You have not listened to music until you've used monitors like these.

#corrections

That would create a brand new partition. I think all you'd need to do would be to use a partitioning tool to move the partition so it starts at a multiple of the EBS (so... use 1024 or 2048). Here's a screenshot from one of my SSDs that I aligned manually. (Notice the partition starts at 4096). I double checked, and…

It's worth checking, I guess. I don't think this was ever necessary for hard drives, so if the tool was developed primarily for hard drives, it might not do it. I don't think Windows would tell you, but honestly I don't know.

I don't know much about EaseUS, but do you know if it recognizes the drive as an SSD and realigns the partition boundaries to multiples of the EBS of the drive? If it doesn't... SSD performance will be less than optimal, at best.

Well, "okay" is a relative term...

It's interesting that they don't mention this as a potential use for the device. It seems like that would open them up to a lot more customers (namely students).

"This video does not exist." Looks like someone caught the mistake, haha.

Somebody figure out how to get honeycomb on these things, stat, and I will buy one in a heartbeat.

Don't forget the #corrections tag.

Please don't tell me you've memorized that.