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> From: Gabriel Orgrease
> Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 5:01 PM
> 
> 
> Putting that aside... my hard drive w/ multi-gigs of music collected 
> over the years a month-or-so ago went bonkers. I have quotes 
> of $800 to 
> $2,000 to recover the data. It occurs to me that I can go a 
> long ways w/ 
> $800 to purchase a new stable of music.

You might also set aside a couple hundred for an external hard drive for
back up purposes having now learned your lesson, as everyone does at
some point or another.

dan i was lucky when my educational opportunity occurred that it didn't
blow up all at once and i could scramble to copy the documents before it
died thank goodness it was a while ago and hard drives were measured in
megabits and a fast modem was 9600 baud my first one was 300 baud becker



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