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Old 02-04-2016, 10:16 AM   #81
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Yep. Perhaps even more. I learnt the hard way, many years ago, after a "grinding metal" disk crash.
Same here: in 1995, two days before having to turn in a big paper for school, my 486's hard disk died.

* start *
* krrr. kding. krrr. kding. krrr. kding. *
* error *

Crap...

Fortunately I did have a printout made a few days before. I never typed so fast for so long (on a loaner laptop).

That cost a pretty penny to replace, as I was still a teenager.

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My eBook and music libraries are the most valuable things I own, with the exception of my house. I want to make damned sure they're multiply backed-up.
If counted in monetary value only, then I have stuff that is worth much more; my current laptop, the organ, and maybe even the piano.

If I also count the time needed to organize and fix them the way I want them, then they're easily worth more than all of my other stuff thrown together.
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