https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=363526
--- Comment #11 from Wegwerf <wegwerf-1-...@gmx.de> --- Data corruption can happen at any time. At two instances in the past I had file system corruption beyond repair. Instead of using foul language in the direction of developers I simply moved on, quickly reinstalling my system and restoring important $HOME data from my little NAS. But then, I had a really active past of a developer so I have all the understanding that bad things may happen despite taking a lot of precautions. While working on projects I always have two backup sets to cope with the (albeit rare) case of either my own user stupidity where I accidentally kill some data during sync which I shouldn't, or unnoticed data corruption. In the days of USB 3.0 portable hard disks this is cheap, simple, and fast. Anyone not doing backups should really consider her own professionalism instead of foul language. But then, "nomen est omen" still holds, it seems. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
