Lost work
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- detritus1
Pfft, I'm sitting here re-doing 4 hours of laser-cutting because a client changed her mind about a colour choice about two months ago, informing me in a single sentence in the middle of an otherwise irrelevant and long-forgotten email, rather than updating the relevant column in spreadsheet I thought we were working from.
So, technically, my fault, but definitely hers, but ultimately mine. Next time I'll consolidate that factor in the same situation.
*shrug*
If your employer's computer lost your work, it's their fault so they shouldn't have any problems re-doing it — and we all know work done a second time's much quicker and better than the first.
And get a new computer.
And don't trust it, and make your own back up.
Which reminds me — I need to do a back up.
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Which is fuck-all consolation, I understand.
*shrug*
*crappy bro-fist*- re: 3rd full paragraph - unfoprtunatelty, laser-cutting takes exactly the same amount of time to re-do whatever has to be done. Yaay.detritus
- absolutely on all accounts! i'm having them purchase me an external drive for an hourly time machine backup. plus, looking into a new machine.kona
- i broke it again this morning where it froze for 5 min, then rebooted itself. again i was taking some notes and it just did it on it's own.kona