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    Now you can catch the criminal! Take a high res pic of the print and then this can be used to find who did it!

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    well I inspected the razor again and it does have sort of black specs on top of the blade (on the round side) like flaked off paint and finger prints on it (and I don't think I ever took it by anything other than the handle, maybe touched the round top but certainly not the blade, only took it out of the packaging twice now, a print is right next to/top off that tear and I didn't get near that, that's way too near to the blade for my comfort)

    In any case I'll try to post pictures tomorrow. I certainly hope this is not usual at customs to take your stuff and abuse it.

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    I wish

    but given that our local .gov can't even keep tabs on a caught terrorist (erdahl) I doubt they'll be capable and willing to go after that. In any case I want my enthusiasm back. I was looking forward to try and shave with a straight and now that's ruined.

    I kind of wonder wether there is a place where I can complain though. The different postal services will probably just keep pointing the finger to each other.

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    well, I tried (even had to install a windows 98 in a vmware to get to the pictures because this camera is not supported under linux) but I fail at it. I guess the stupid cam sucks too much (it's a cheap one anyway: trust familycam 500, says it has 3.3 megapixels but it seems to be insufficient) no matter what I try I can never take a picture sharp enough so that it actually shows the fracture. I'll try if I can find someone with a better cam though.

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    But isn't Linux supposed to support it as a USB drive? Worst case scenario, try running an update with the camera plugged in and turned on.

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    it's messily supported via the spca5xx driver (not as usb drive though, that would've been nice) but I have gotten the pictures off it (via the windows install, oh the shame) and it's too blurry up close to a razor like that, you can't discern anything and from further away the fracture doesn't show because it's small of course. :|

    I've never been one for taking pictures so I never bothered to buy a camera myself and my mother's new good one is an older analog one (she didn't like the digital experiment). Quite annoying.

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    Which distro are you using?

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    ubuntu. why?

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    Ahh it's Debian-based, so there should be plenty of support for it. I'm surprised the USB driver isn't doing the trick.

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    Time for pictures! I finally bought myself a digital camera. It's a big zip file so I uploaded it on one of those storage sites.

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    it seems there where problems with the rapidshare link so I've uploaded it to a new location which allows you to download directly.

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