Gentlemen,
Please take a look at the enclosed hard drive and let me know if you'll be able to transfer files/software from it onto a laptop. If so I'll send you a laptop so you can get it done.

*Opens box*

Credit: http://m.imgur.com/a/5MIK9

Maybe there's microcontroler and your client wants its ROM.

@arent8 you are the kind of guy who when he finds his girlfriend kissing another guy he would say : " maybe she was checking his throat sore" :p .

No... XD this is unbelievable !

Tell them to send you the laptop. Let see what they send.

@arent8 almost all switching system may have switching controllers. Which are specific to this. And nearly impossible to read their ROM?
* yes I am fun at parties.? What party anyway *

@rohitshetty I just wanted to make a stiupid joke...

haha that customer who sent the PSU must have some severe brain damage...

😂😂😂😂😂😂 oh I feel so sorry for you ... But whilst laughing

++ for the credit

Lol wait till he asks you where the hard drive is and that you stole it.

Repost :/

@presariox100 Notice the first comment where he credits the origin of the image.

@cmall1234 Crediting is still a Repost no matter what, as it gains the reporters +1s

@skonteam i check my gf for a sore throat every day

How can I successfully send large files through email without being blocked by attachment size limits, and what are some workarounds or tools that help manage larger attachments?

Transferring your templates and indicators between PCs can be a bit tricky, especially if certain files aren’t showing up as expected. To avoid re-setting up all your charts manually, try using a reliable file-sharing service like Filemail to ensure everything transfers seamlessly. I’ve found https://www.filemail.com/ effective for moving larger files, like templates and settings, because it uses end-to-end encryption for secure transfers and has great speed, especially with its UDP transfer acceleration. Plus, Filemail’s storage options and file tracking help keep everything organized. Just upload your files from MetaTrader and download them to the new PC—no need to worry about file size limits, and you can even set it to automatically download. It’s been a huge time-saver for me in similar situations.