I have the drive, it's a Seagate IDE drive. P/N 9DCo3E-501. Firmware 3.ACH. It's a 250 gig drive with SV35.2 right above that marking. On the drive itself there are 256 directories. Labled "DIR000 - DIR255". There are only files in directories "DIR202 - DIR220". All the files in those directories are .IMG files labeled "F415296M.IMG" counting upward with each file to F415297M.IMG and so-on. Each directory that contains files picks up with the numbering scheme where the previous directory left off. All attempts to open the files have been met with failure. Nothing recognizes as a video file. The officer that brought the drive in didn't have any info as to the make and model of the DVR unit, on that the unit itself died about a week after the theft.

The first thing I look at in the morning is Slashdot. I honestly thought your site got hacked and someone was totally screwing up the look of the site my messing with the CSS data. But, to my surprise my worst fears had been confirmed, the new look was intentional. Just can't find anything aesthetically pleasing about the site now. The over abundant bright white against an almost black dark green header with vast amounts of white space that almost strains the eye. If you guys tested this on a control group or something, I don't think they gave you good feedback, especially given all the criticism that I see on the posts above mine. The last time you did a look/feel change you offered the users to "test" the new site before it went live. I would have hoped you would have learned from that experience that doing a trial run can give a huge amount of feedback both positive and negative from the very users that rely on your site. Let's hope you can quickly rectify what I think is a huge step backward in usability and aesthetics.