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Re: Using Misled Facts As Scare Tactics
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Originally Posted by Bill_Hancoc
I dont back up very often...since i dont have files that if i lost would be worth the time to back up...(school essays and ~100+ car pics from the internet)
I would think school files would be worth saving. I suppose an old history essay from freshman year of high school might not be important to you in 10 years or so, but you might change your tune in college. I keep two continuous backups of all of college work, as well as a third on my desktop that I leave at home. Even if you don't necessarily need those files later they're always useful as reference.
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Originally Posted by Bill-Hancoc
I recently bought an 80gb hdd from compusa for (brace urself) $9.99 yes $9.99
It's really great how cheap storage space is nowadays. I got a 200GB drive from CompUSA about 2 months ago for $60 after rebates. Granted it's not as cheap as 80GB for $10 but it's still pretty great! I just stuffed it into an aluminum USB 2.0/Firewire enclosure I got for $40 and it was up and running. Works perfectly.
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