You may never have had a hard drive fail or become so corrupted that your data was beyond retrieval, but that doesn't mean you never will. And think of this: If your system ever fails in a hardware or software disaster, will you really have time to reinstall Windows and all your applications and tweak all your OS and application settings? I'm guessing the answer is no. I certainly don't. This is why you need a drive-imaging program that backs up your complete system—including all your data and applications—and can restore it all in minutes.
Похоже, автор уже давно не переживал радость от новоустановленной операционки :-)
Из статьи в компьютерном журнале
-
(no subject)
Via Twitter. From the book The Gray Lady Winked, photographed by Michael Shermer: Here's the tweet that the paragraph references (took a while…
-
(no subject)
To unscramble an egg, by the way, would be a closer idiomatic parallel to ungrinding ground meat, and in spite of Julia Ioffe, is just as dark, blunt…
-
(no subject)
Thought of this phrase today for some reason, then thought whether it exists in English (putting toothpaste back into the tube came to mind), then…
- Post a new comment
- 5 comments
- Post a new comment
- 5 comments
