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    Default hum...

    DW MX2004 just overwrote an entire directory tree on my HDD :/ I'm not
    pleased.

    It couldn't find members/work/site because 'site' didn't exist, so it
    overwrote the whole of members to create it... maybe I should sue MM?


    rob :: digitalburn Guest

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    Default Re: hum...

    Or learn how to make backups? Just kidding, sue them :-p There's nothing
    like a good lawsuit, especially if the complaint goes something like
    "Their program deleted my site and I forgot to take a backup". Try and
    get emotional damages. Say it was the first site you ever created and it
    marked a turningpoint in your life :-)

    rob :: digitalburn wrote:
    > DW MX2004 just overwrote an entire directory tree on my HDD :/ I'm not
    > pleased.
    >
    > It couldn't find members/work/site because 'site' didn't exist, so it
    > overwrote the whole of members to create it... maybe I should sue MM?
    >
    >
    Cion Guest

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    Default Re: hum...

    It was about a gig of data, and it was backed up, fortunately. I was
    thinking about the stress though ;)


    rob :: digitalburn Guest

  4. #4

    Default Re: hum...

    Still, you could sue them. I mean, the bastards gave you stress, right?
    That's downright scandalous! My two cents, take it to court and make
    them pay for the stress ;-)

    rob :: digitalburn wrote:
    > It was about a gig of data, and it was backed up, fortunately. I was
    > thinking about the stress though ;)
    >
    >
    Cion Guest

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