Sorry for posting a filler. I hadn't in a long time. A few of the upcoming pages are already done, but I'm having a bit of a problem filling in some gaps.
Sunny's magic solution is pure isopropyl alcohol. It's kind of a true story, I've had a quite a few devices miraculously brought back to life just by cleaning their USB connectors. I actually use ethanol though, works better, but it can't be legally bought in many places.
So, I cornered myself into a contrived plot. I'll probably dump the remaining pages in one update so it doesn't feel so boring. Thank you
Ink Dolls
Sexy misadventures of Mar and Sabina
22/Jun/2020
He's right! Also, connectors that are not gold plated can develop an invisible thin layer of corrosion that makes them unreliable. Analogue audio signal cables that corrode or tarnish slightly can make the sound crackle. Newspaper is just abrasive enough to clean stereo jack plugs while not causing damage.
Ah, thanks for the tip, I've never tried using newspaper.
He's right! Also, connectors that are not gold plated can develop an invisible thin layer of corrosion that makes them unreliable. Analogue audio signal cables that corrode or tarnish slightly can make the sound crackle. Newspaper is just abrasive enough to clean stereo jack plugs while not causing damage.
Huh, it never occurred to me a small amount of shmutz could be interrupting the connection on something like that... maybe my old USB drives didnt actually die..
I've had a few die anyway, but some have resurrected, so it's worht a try.
Hilarious! I actually use it, and it works as advertised.
It has done miracles for me.
LOL, after giving them tasty pie, they don't want to eat cakes any more.
People get used to the good stuff.