Further proof that GCSE metalwork was the most valuable part of my formal education.

Jun 09, 2008 15:29

Yak-shaving at its finest:
  • This weekend, I wanted to work on my thesis.
  • But my laptop refused to boot up (inevitable, really, after this post). I had backups of the thesis, but they were a few days old.
    • Edit: First, I tried booting from CD.
    • But that didn't work.
      • So I tried some other CDs.

computers, thesis, projects

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half_of_monty June 9 2008, 15:42:29 UTC
Daily backups. Tsh.

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wormwood_pearl June 9 2008, 16:19:59 UTC
I still needed a computer to work on.

[pozorvlak, can't be arsed to log in.]

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pozorvlak June 9 2008, 21:20:33 UTC
Nah, that's false laziness. If I'd been truly lazy, I'd have set up an automatic backup script.

The three great virtues of a programmer (or a mathematician) are Laziness, Impatience and Hubris :-)

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evath June 10 2008, 22:52:29 UTC
I got subversion going on my mac for tex for while. But the cool factor wore off. That's a classy way to backup.

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