Em 2/8/2011 15:14, David VanHorn escreveu:
>>  I would think the programming option could takes weeks to many months
>> to regenerate the source code,
>>  if it could even be done.  And if it could, as other have said, there
>> are many other considerations
>>  to account for such as optimizations, the specific compiler,
>> differences between versions, etc.
>>
>>  A formidable task at best.
>
> 5 minutes a day to copy source to a thumb drive, Priceless.


It is strange how in the present days so many people lose ireplaceable
data. Everybody knows that sooner or later their HDs will break. It is
like playing russian roulette not keeping several levels of back-ups. It
seems that even IT professionals fall in this trap...

Once a day, once a week at least. There are so many options: CDs, DVDs,
thumb-drives, cloud storage (very vell encrypted before sending),
e-mailing the data to yourself, etc.


Isaac

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