Had an ROTC instructor one year, break off the end of his flash drive
(Don't ask me how?)
Ended up connecting to it and transferring all that data to my system
and putting it on a new flash drive.
I did tell him it is best to back it up onto a system and not keep
all you precious documents on a flash drive.
Needless to say he no longer works at the local school. (His
brilliance was matched by his incompetence.)
Stewart
At 11:24 PM 11/1/2009, you wrote:
Flash drives break when you need them most, yet survive the most brutal abuse.
I found Bob's 8GB flash drive in the washing machine last
week--after the laundry was washed at the heavy duty setting. I
opened it and hung it up to dry with everything else, waited a day
for it to dry. It works fine, no lost data. Lucky that I usually
hang clothes outdoors or in our greenhouse to dry. The flash drive
might not survive an hour in the dryer, but you never know.
Betty
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