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	<title>Comments on: Backups are important, huh?</title>
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		<title>By: Rob</title>
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		<description>My 2gig USB flash (samsung rundisk 2.0) has survived many a fall, constantly being removed without stopping, much data being added and wiped, and a run through the washing machine (dried it on top of the heater before reuse). Still though I fear the day when it decides to die. It&#039;s lasted longer than some CD&#039;s I&#039;ve burned. Occasionally I take a copy of the data, and there&#039;s nothing on it I can&#039;t recover (mostly utilities). But that day when I plug it in and it&#039;s gone, you&#039;ll hear a loud expletive from whereever I am.

Hard disk recovery appears to be a good business, that&#039;s $5.66 a meg, assuming the drive was full. A quick search on DSE for HDD&#039;s shows even a small one with bad $ to gigs ratio comes in at $0.00175 per meg. I remember when a new HDD was about $1/meg heh</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My 2gig USB flash (samsung rundisk 2.0) has survived many a fall, constantly being removed without stopping, much data being added and wiped, and a run through the washing machine (dried it on top of the heater before reuse). Still though I fear the day when it decides to die. It&#8217;s lasted longer than some CD&#8217;s I&#8217;ve burned. Occasionally I take a copy of the data, and there&#8217;s nothing on it I can&#8217;t recover (mostly utilities). But that day when I plug it in and it&#8217;s gone, you&#8217;ll hear a loud expletive from whereever I am.</p>
<p>Hard disk recovery appears to be a good business, that&#8217;s $5.66 a meg, assuming the drive was full. A quick search on DSE for HDD&#8217;s shows even a small one with bad $ to gigs ratio comes in at $0.00175 per meg. I remember when a new HDD was about $1/meg heh</p>
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