I love this tool. I use it not just for SD cards but for all sorts of portable storage.
It seems to fix things where Windows File Explorer's formatter and other tools fail. A simple tool that does a really good job. It has even fixed some partition weirdness I've needed to deal with.
While this tool saved my beef a couple of times, I found out that zeroing the device (partially or fully) with dd and partitioning it with gparted (the CLI tool) did also wonders.
I had a wonky HIKSemi USB flash drive, which turned out to be partitioned in a very unaligned way, and neither the flash nor the controller liked that much. Doing it manually and making sure it's aligned (which gparted does automatically) converted it to a very dependable drive.
I loaded it up to find myself presented with a completely broken visual appearance, screaming audio, and all sorts of hate content and other horrors. Absolutely terrible.
It's amazing how similar their notes are to mine, despite me never having read theirs. I suppose there are just a few certain things that stick with people and that they hold important.
Looking into all the ways your body can be handled after death is quite interesting. The further down the rabbit hole you go, the more interesting and questionable options you find.
(Thanks for catching that. I was trying to decide whether '.' or '。' looked better next to English text and must have taken off more than I wanted.)
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