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Re: Severely scratched hard dirves data recovery technology

October 15th, 2025, 11:18

Arch Stanton wrote:
A.DATA wrote:
Arch Stanton wrote:So one moment you will praise someone, the next you'll accuse him of something he didn't do or say.


What's the problem with that? I agreed with the facts he stated and disagreed with some of his interpretations, and I also explained why.



That's not what's happening, is it? "This is who you are, this is what you do, anyone who asks something here, you immediately pull out all the answers for him without any personal interest." is more than just being in agreement on a specific matter. And then you later didn't simply disagree, you misinterpreted fzabkar and made accusations which you based on the misrepresentation.

So I overestimated him, later he said the wrong things, I even had to read to him Wikipedia.

Re: Severely scratched hard dirves data recovery technology

October 15th, 2025, 11:37

I didn't misinterpreted fzabkar, he undermining a person's words in public through false and ridiculous claims of others this shows a degree of agreement with those claims.

Re: Severely scratched hard dirves data recovery technology

October 15th, 2025, 12:03

@A.DATA, you came here as an unknown quantity who professes to be able to do something that, in your opinion, nobody else can. Any intelligent person should be skeptical until proven otherwise. If you really can work magic, you will be king of the hill. The onus is on you to prove your claims. That's all I'm saying.

Re: Severely scratched hard dirves data recovery technology

October 15th, 2025, 12:08

A.DATA wrote:
Arch Stanton wrote:
A.DATA wrote:
Arch Stanton wrote:So one moment you will praise someone, the next you'll accuse him of something he didn't do or say.


What's the problem with that? I agreed with the facts he stated and disagreed with some of his interpretations, and I also explained why.



That's not what's happening, is it? "This is who you are, this is what you do, anyone who asks something here, you immediately pull out all the answers for him without any personal interest." is more than just being in agreement on a specific matter. And then you later didn't simply disagree, you misinterpreted fzabkar and made accusations which you based on the misrepresentation.

So I overestimated him, later he said the wrong things, I even had to read to him Wikipedia.


Nope. Everyone can see what you were trying to do. You're digging the hole just deeper. Even your Wikepedia answer was toxic, a simple yes or no is what normal people would have answered. It seems you're some kind of sociopath. Reasons to not trust you are piling up.

Re: Severely scratched hard dirves data recovery technology

October 15th, 2025, 12:19

fzabkar wrote:@A.DATA, you came here as an unknown quantity who professes to be able to do something that, in your opinion, nobody else can. Any intelligent person should be skeptical until proven otherwise. If you really can work magic, you will be king of the hill. The onus is on you to prove your claims. That's all I'm saying.

The people who know how to distinguish between a staged video and a real one understand very well what is in my proof video, that's what's important to me, I don't need anything more than that, I already said what they say here doesn't matter to me anymore.

Re: Severely scratched hard dirves data recovery technology

October 15th, 2025, 15:34

Why do you resent people for being skeptical? Why not just respond to their skepticism in a professional way? I find the story of Dr Barry Marshall particularly inspiring in this regard. He defied established tenets, won the respect of his peers, and then went on to win a Nobel Prize.
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