Fffffffff

[Artificial]

I just deleted about 12hrs worth of data with an errant SQL query.
thankfully due to caching my data is somewhat recoverable

Discuss: stupidity.

[The Unintelligible]

Discuss: stupidity.

You.

In all seriousness at least in the end you managed to retrieve it (partially).

[Elliot]

Setting the mood. Back in 2008 I had just received my first computer that was to be exclusively used by me. It didn't take long for me to figure out I'd be needing an external hard drive, so I purchased a 160Gb Seagate external drive. Naturally, my family took advantage of the drive and backed up all their cameras and phones pictures onto there. Afterwards, they would totally wipe their SD card.

Fast forward to late 2008, I discovered linux. Once I figured out how to burn the iso to a dvd, I reboot and install it. Back then, I didn't know much of computers. So naturally, I choose the external drive as the target disk. Sure enough, I come to find out the drive's been formatted, erasing almost every digital picture me family's taken over the past five-ish years.

And that kids, is why I'm the man I am today.

Side note: To this day, I name my external drive "Seagate" and assign it drive letter "H". In memory of the formatted disaster.

[Artificial]

You.

In all seriousness at least in the end you managed to retrieve it (partially).

I'd configured APC to cache content for 24 hours, so luckily I was able to write a small script to fetch all of the content that had been viewed today (still lost previous work, but it's data I hadn't viewed for a while and isn't important).

Setting the mood. Back in 2008 I had just received my first computer that was to be exclusively used by me. It didn't take long for me to figure out I'd be needing an external hard drive, so I purchased a 160Gb Seagate external drive. Naturally, my family took advantage of the drive and backed up all their cameras and phones pictures onto there. Afterwards, they would totally wipe their SD card.

Fast forward to late 2008, I discovered linux. Once I figured out how to burn the iso to a dvd, I reboot and install it. Back then, I didn't know much of computers. So naturally, I choose the external drive as the target disk. Sure enough, I come to find out the drive's been formatted, erasing almost every digital picture me family's taken over the past five-ish years.

And that kids, is why I'm the man I am today.

Side note: To this day, I name my external drive "Seagate" and assign it drive letter "H". In memory of the formatted disaster.

I once accidentally did the exact same (though my HD was loaded with movies/tv shows/music, etc.). If you spot it fast enough you can recover the data easily with free software.

[323]

Just please don't rm rf all of LG when trying to delete a file or directory.

I made a wiki and then noticed I didn't have any target audience.

[Elliot]

I'd configured APC to cache content for 24 hours, so luckily I was able to write a small script to fetch all of the content that had been viewed today (still lost previous work, but it's data I hadn't viewed for a while and isn't important).



I once accidentally did the exact same (though my HD was loaded with movies/tv shows/music, etc.). If you spot it fast enough you can recover the data easily with free software.

Yea, sadly enough I was too ignorant to save any data at the time .

[Ethan]

And that is why no one is even allowed into my room, let alone near my computer. <3

[Jah]

Setting the mood. Back in 2008 I had just received my first computer that was to be exclusively used by me. It didn't take long for me to figure out I'd be needing an external hard drive, so I purchased a 160Gb Seagate external drive. Naturally, my family took advantage of the drive and backed up all their cameras and phones pictures onto there. Afterwards, they would totally wipe their SD card.

Fast forward to late 2008, I discovered linux. Once I figured out how to burn the iso to a dvd, I reboot and install it. Back then, I didn't know much of computers. So naturally, I choose the external drive as the target disk. Sure enough, I come to find out the drive's been formatted, erasing almost every digital picture me family's taken over the past five-ish years.

And that kids, is why I'm the man I am today.

Side note: To this day, I name my external drive "Seagate" and assign it drive letter "H". In memory of the formatted disaster.

Did the same thing with my family's camera in Morocco , it was in french and I couldn't read french at the time, so instead of choosing "supprimer" , I chose "tout supprimer" and which meant "Delete all" xD
Nobody trusts me with that kind of stuff anymore

[GAMEchief]

Discuss: stupidity.

OPlook at all this 10char

[Artificial]

OPlook at all this 10char

lolol why dont you grk on that framework you ripped some more

[The Unintelligible]

lolol why dont you grk on that framework you ripped some more

ur rly cool

[Artificial]

ur rly cool

Artificial doesn't like this post.

[The Unintelligible]

dont make me hax you good sir

[Artificial]

And the text is green like the matrix, so you'll all know this kids for real!!!

[Ethan]

THIS ***** RIGHT HERE, UP IN THE MATRIX AND SHIT, DOESN'T EVEN GIVE RECOGNITION TO MORPHEUS.

*****please.

[GAMEchief]

lolol why dont you grk on that framework you ripped some more

I am still not aware of what framework it is I'm supposed to be having.