Log // 2026-09-09

2026-09-09

Neat PWSH commands, if you're concerned about you're Windows boot partition.

1. Mount the system partition directly into this admin session:

mountvol S: /s

2. Check the Microsoft digital signatures:

Get-ChildItem -Path S:\ -Filter *.efi -Recurse | Get-AuthenticodeSignature

another big command: sfc /verifyonly

I'd look into this one ^^^ for sure.

Bought 3 "2tb" Micro SD cards from Temu. Obviously knew it was a one in a million I'd actually get them. I did get 3 fraud cards, so I turned them into 8 GB cards. I believe that's the only safe storage size.

What a scam, only reason I even went along with it was to see, and mostly because I knew Temu would easily refund me without having to return them, and now I can parlay that 30$ back into more free Temu stuff with how the site is set up. Temu is not too bad usually (not as bad as people think I mean), just need to know what you're doing and avoid the obvious scams like this one.

Even if you don't get caught the support has been very good to me, I've never had a problem returning something and getting my money back, I don't even need to return it you get to keep the stuff. Did the same thing with a flashlight that was great, just had blatantly obvious false advertising.

Excellent strategy if you'd like to maximize your online shopping. At least it beats buying the same shit on Amazon any day. Usually those listings have someone else is buying from the same factory and upselling you on it. Just more dropshipping dogshit. I thought we'd have evolved past that by now, but that was an overly optimistic outlook.

Commands I used for the fake SD cards, they should work fine now, just slow and not reliable enough for keeping a single copy of any data. Well you should never be doing that anyways:

NOT A NEAT COMMAND TO RUN UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING!! DO NOT RUN THIS:

@" select disk 2 clean create partition primary size=7500 format fs=fat32 quick label="SD-8GB" assign letter=E exit "@ | diskpart