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Old 12-22-2014, 10:16 AM   #29
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So I keep local backups and remote backups of all of my most important files. Local and remote. That is the real key.
Absolutely. I learnt my lesson after a "grinding metal" head crash of the disk of one of the first computers I ever had, back in the 1980s. Never again will I lose data if I have any way to avoid doing so.
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