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#106
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Originally Posted by T-Will
The reason I use a 300 GB external is so if I'm home and there's ever a fire I can just grab it and run. I also make a DVD backup every 6 months or so and keep it at work.
#107
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Originally Posted by nKoan
I dunno, but I think you'd have to install something on the host PC and then point it to a directory (or set of directories). But, from that point on, it should be a one button thing.
#108
Originally Posted by SubyN00by
what exactly do you have/do that would be so unrecoverable like that? seriously.
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Originally Posted by soggynoodles
Here's a good question for you.
well what do you want to do?
1. Work for a company that lets you make critial decisions that help progess the company. (which would look pimp on your resume when it comes time to move on)
or
2. Get put in a box and told to color within the lines.
You're pretty young. I wouldn't get put in a box. Not yet at least. You'll just bore yourself.
Also remember this, when the axe comes around, who do you think will get axed. Mr. Input I have made the company better by my decisions? or mr. robot.
well what do you want to do?
1. Work for a company that lets you make critial decisions that help progess the company. (which would look pimp on your resume when it comes time to move on)
or
2. Get put in a box and told to color within the lines.
You're pretty young. I wouldn't get put in a box. Not yet at least. You'll just bore yourself.
Also remember this, when the axe comes around, who do you think will get axed. Mr. Input I have made the company better by my decisions? or mr. robot.
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Originally Posted by BAN SUVS
This is exactly why it's a discussion at all. The pay, benefits, scheduling etc. are all superior at GlobalCorp X. My current position will probably be more satisfying and better for my career in the long run.
You'll be a corp ***** later in life. It'll happen to us all. lol
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Originally Posted by Mr. Furley
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Originally Posted by maddhatteroo7
That was pretty gay. Dubs are for *****. If you want big wheels and go fast then buy a bmw or a merc that will come with 19s or 20s stock and still be fast. Otherwise I don't see the need to have big wheels and be slow as dog ****. YWIA.
#117
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Originally Posted by BAN SUVS
That's okay by us. Installing software and using it is what we do- I'm making my living in front of a computer and all, I hope I can point and click. We just don't want to do something like learn 2 or 3 command lines that should do what we want it to do, because we have no way to troubleshoot or repair anything that goes wrong or just isn't working. We don't need to understand the mechanics of networking or data storage, because we'd just get ourselves in trouble. Kinda like average people need to know that oil wears out and needs replacing, but taking their car to Jiffy Lube is a better option than DIY for some.
You install the drive software and connect the drive. You select the directories that are important to you (In your case, c:\gayporn or whatever). You can tell it when to do the backups (on a schedule), or manually back up the data with the button push or by opening the software and telling it to do the backup. Keep in mind that you're only backing up DATA, not doing some kind of image of the OS.
When the **** hits the fan, you get to the point of reinstalling windows (so replace the disk, or just wipe and reinstall the os, whatever), install the backup drive software, and restore your data back to the hard drive, then reconfigure the backups. It's pretty slick.
#118
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Originally Posted by sonicsuby
Here's how those drives work (Maxtor puts one out).
You install the drive software and connect the drive. You select the directories that are important to you (In your case, c:\gayporn or whatever). You can tell it when to do the backups (on a schedule), or manually back up the data with the button push or by opening the software and telling it to do the backup. Keep in mind that you're only backing up DATA, not doing some kind of image of the OS.
When the **** hits the fan, you get to the point of reinstalling windows (so replace the disk, or just wipe and reinstall the os, whatever), install the backup drive software, and restore your data back to the hard drive, then reconfigure the backups. It's pretty slick.
You install the drive software and connect the drive. You select the directories that are important to you (In your case, c:\gayporn or whatever). You can tell it when to do the backups (on a schedule), or manually back up the data with the button push or by opening the software and telling it to do the backup. Keep in mind that you're only backing up DATA, not doing some kind of image of the OS.
When the **** hits the fan, you get to the point of reinstalling windows (so replace the disk, or just wipe and reinstall the os, whatever), install the backup drive software, and restore your data back to the hard drive, then reconfigure the backups. It's pretty slick.
#119
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Originally Posted by BAN SUVS
That's exactly what we need. It's our drawing files, client supplied stuff like .pdfs, survey data, etc. that we're worried about.
#120
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Originally Posted by soggynoodles
don't forget to store it somewhere safe. You wouldn't want a fire or something ilke that to damage your backup drive.