A Personal Blog
Okay, got my old-school desktop up and running, so I have a computer and email again :)
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about 6 years ago
You ever feel like the poster boy that dispells the myth that lightening doesn’t strike twice in the same place?
about 6 years ago
What can I say… I’m a Rain Man.
about 6 years ago
I would hate to lose my data so I got myself a copy of Karen’s Replicator (www.karenware.com) and had it periodically copy MY critical data from one to the other and vice versa.
I back up my email and Quicken data files every 12 hours, and my entire “My Documents” load daily. It only copies new or changed files and is smart enough to delete files found to be newly missing. Perfect, no, but better than having what I want and need on a dead hard drive.
about 6 years ago
That sort of thing is such a feeling of relief! I went over a year recently without access to my computer. I got so sick of going to libraries and being forced to use Windows.