2009 October 03

I’ve explored this SD card on both an XP Pro computer and a Vista Ultimate computer, but neither one will show me all the files on this card – they do however, show that space is filled up (1.65gb out of 2gb).

Is there any way to make windows (either version) stop hiding files and just let me see *everything* that’s on the card? I’ve uploaded some files to it from another computer (Which doesn’t have a burner and is having internet connection issues) and I need to get them on either one of my other computers.

So, is there any way to get my computer to show me everything? I know configuration files from digital cameras get saved on here but stay hidden, so if you know a way to get those to show then that should work for my other files

Thank you!

By: Jason

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I’ve seen many times on TV news that a camera man follows somebody who doesn’t want to be videotaped. That person might say something like turn the camera off or get lost or whatever else, but the camera still follows that person.

What would be an effective (and legal) way to stop others from recording you?

Would breaking the camera be considered legal in such cases, or would the camera man have a right to sue you for property damage?

I’m talking about open areas, when there’s no possibility to escape the camera, get into the building or car, or hide in the crowd, etc.

Thanks.

By: Negotiator

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TV9 does a good job in unearthing scams and scandals using hidden cameras, but I hear that it also takes a lot of money to hide some. Is it true?

By: learner

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