Hi Bryan,
On Sun, May 31, 2009 at 12:59:49AM +0100, b.stevens...@btinternet.com wrote:
So... It's ok to be sanctimonious and patronise people but not ok to call
people on it?
The difference is that your chosen style of objection is an
immediate personal attack. But personally I feel it says
Hi Jack,
On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 01:01:10PM +0100, Jack Dunford wrote:
Over the years I have acquired a collection of hard drives which I use for
making backups of important and valuable data (i.e family photos, videos).
My question is what do you guys recommend I do / use to keep my hard
Talking of social networking this list as well.
Another point here is that emails have no emotion attached to them.
I can have an idea of what to put down in an email, based on my SOH and
mood, and personal view at the time. The email gets transmitted, and
then the email gets recompiled by the
2009/5/31 Phillip Chandler phillip.chand...@ntlworld.com:
Now I'll shut up and go get the kettle on, anyone for tea ?
Oh yes. Milk and two sugars please!
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2009/5/31 Andy Smith a...@strugglers.net:
I still would like to see some sort of P2P backup thingy where it
split all your chosen files into blocks, encrypted them and then
stored copies of them in the cloud, maintaining a certain level of
copies at all times.
I have seen several of these -
On 31/05/09 19:09, Anton Piatek wrote:
2009/5/31 Andy Smitha...@strugglers.net:
I still would like to see some sort of P2P backup thingy where it
split all your chosen files into blocks, encrypted them and then
stored copies of them in the cloud, maintaining a certain level of
copies at all
On Sun, 31 May 2009, Andy Smith wrote:
I could investigate doing a swap with someone else who wants 500G of
offsite storage, but I can't realistically fit another machine in
this house.
Don't be silly Andy, there is always room for another computer, just get
rid of something less important
