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From: "Tony Ferguson"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 5:36 PM
Subject: Re: web hosts-thanks-backing up
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artimater on tue 8 jan 02
Thanks for the suggestions....all of you who replied.....I will be =
checking them out and eventually will get something together so ya'll =
can come see me better....Yahoo sent me another email yesterday saying I =
was too popular...."Set up a free site with us so we can close it down =
if people come to see it"
As for backing stuff up......I'm into putting things behind my truck =
with the 10 inch centerline wheels and backing up over them....Then I =
roll forward over them and then back up again.....I thought I finally =
had that all figured out till about a month ago when my CDRW decided it =
only ate data and would no longer retrieve it.....Now I can buy a new =
one and I am sure that all the stuff I do have will not be readable by =
the new drive.....Sort of like when my zip drive started eating zips...I =
was told there was a place in Minnesooda that could retrieve my data for =
only $500 a zip.....Great, I needed to devise a more complete database =
anyway....so I backed it up with my truck....Sort of like using 3 1/2" =
floppies....They suck.....And before them; 5 !/2" floppies.....They suck =
also....Before that we had a computer that actually used cassette =
tapes......All fun stuff to back up on....I just can't figure out how =
backing over stuff with my truck will help with my data loss(It is fun =
though)(And makes me feel a little better)
PAX,
Rush
"I only indulge when I've seen a snake, so I keep a supply of =
indulgences and snakes handy"
http://artimator.com
rush@artimator.com
http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/texasceramics
Artimator Galleries
2420 Briarwood Ln.
Carrollton, TX 75006
972-841-1857
Kate Johnson on tue 8 jan 02
Dear Rush--
thank you for the suggestion on how to correctly back up data. I think I
will try that next. I had a CDRW installed, but it doesn't work. I have a
zip drive and have had similar problems (wonder if I could use them for
teeny tiny batts?)
>....Sort of like when my zip drive started eating zips...I was told there
was a place in Minnesooda that could retrieve my data for only $500 a
zip.....
Yay, I've got 4 of 'em with data I can't get at. It's great to know I can
send 'em to Minnesooda for reclamation. Let's see, $500 a shot or my own
wheel, $500 a shot or my own wheel...tough decision.
>....Sort of like using 3 1/2" floppies....They suck.....And before them; 5
!/2" floppies.....They suck also....Before that we had a computer that
actually used cassette tapes......
Cassette tapes suck. I have three of them that managed to #1, save stuff as
gibberish, and #2, break the link between two tapes so I can't get at
everything.
I have a friend who used one of those online data storage sites. Problem
is, it went poof with all his data, without warning (sounds like your web
site!)
So my question is...do I need to trade in my Jeep for a truck to back up my
stuff with, or can I just use what I have on hand?
"I only indulge when I've seen a snake, so I keep a supply of indulgences
and snakes handy"
Next time I have a computer disaster, I'm going to try THAT. Oh, wait. I
already do...
Best--
Kate
Richard Jeffery on tue 8 jan 02
this may not be feasible - although there is nothing hard, most folk aren't
comfortable getting their hands inside a computer....
the cheapest back up solution these days is a second hard disk. Prices are
low too.
I would suggest having one installed, but if the CDRW installation is
indicative of the IT support you can buy, I would suggest you do it
yourself!
Richard
Bournemouth UK
www.TheEleventhHour.co.uk
-----Original Message-----
From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On
Behalf Of Kate Johnson
Sent: 08 January 2002 16:35
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: web hosts-thanks-backing up
Dear Rush--
thank you for the suggestion on how to correctly back up data. I think I
will try that next. I had a CDRW installed, but it doesn't work. I have a
zip drive and have had similar problems (wonder if I could use them for
teeny tiny batts?)
>....Sort of like when my zip drive started eating zips...I was told there
was a place in Minnesooda that could retrieve my data for only $500 a
zip.....
Yay, I've got 4 of 'em with data I can't get at. It's great to know I can
send 'em to Minnesooda for reclamation. Let's see, $500 a shot or my own
wheel, $500 a shot or my own wheel...tough decision.
>....Sort of like using 3 1/2" floppies....They suck.....And before them; 5
!/2" floppies.....They suck also....Before that we had a computer that
actually used cassette tapes......
Cassette tapes suck. I have three of them that managed to #1, save stuff as
gibberish, and #2, break the link between two tapes so I can't get at
everything.
I have a friend who used one of those online data storage sites. Problem
is, it went poof with all his data, without warning (sounds like your web
site!)
So my question is...do I need to trade in my Jeep for a truck to back up my
stuff with, or can I just use what I have on hand?
"I only indulge when I've seen a snake, so I keep a supply of indulgences
and snakes handy"
Next time I have a computer disaster, I'm going to try THAT. Oh, wait. I
already do...
Best--
Kate
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Tony Ferguson on tue 8 jan 02
www.readyhosting.com
is the best place I have found for hosting services. $9.99 month. I do not
get anything for promoing them, (I asked) but they are great! I did the
free thing and it doensn't work me anymore--Yahoo shut me down because of
traffic like Rush!
Readyhosting in their $99 package offers:
500MB Web Space
Free New Domain Registration
Unmetered Data Transfer
Unlimited Email
Unlimited Email Aliases
Unlimited Autoresponders
Web-Based Email
Toll-Free Technical Support
24 Hour FTP Access
99.9% Uptime Guarantee
30 Day Money-Back Guarantee
ASP Support
Live Statistics
FrontPage 2000 Extensions
Cold Fusion 4.5
Database Access
CGI/Perl
ASP Mail Component
ASPEmail Component
DevMailer Component
Instant Setup!
Password Protected Directories
Daily Backups
Custom 404 Error Page
Server Side Includes (.stm, .shtm, .shtml)
RealAudio/Video
PHP Server Extensions
SSL Security
E-commerce Shopping Cart by Cart32.com
Control Panel
SQL Server 2000 - ($25/Year Per Database)
ASP Simple Upload Component - NEW!
Yeah, that's a lot!
Thank you.
Tony Ferguson
315 N. Lake Ave. Apt. 401
Duluth, MN 55806
USA
218.727.6339
Stoneware, Porcelain, Raku
http://www.AquariusArtGallery.com
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Steve Mills on wed 9 jan 02
I would add to that excellent suggestion (which is my standard
technique) the suggestion by Russel Fouts a while back (which I have
also followed with great success) of installing Norton Ghost. I now
backup my ENTIRE computer contents by cloning to the 2nd HDD in less
than 35 minutes, all 6G of it!
Steve
Bath
UK
In message , Richard Jeffery
writes
>this may not be feasible - although there is nothing hard, most folk aren=
>'t
>comfortable getting their hands inside a computer....
>
>the cheapest back up solution these days is a second hard disk. Prices a=
>re
>low too.
>
>I would suggest having one installed, but if the CDRW installation is
>indicative of the IT support you can buy, I would suggest you do it
>yourself!
>
>Richard
>Bournemouth UK
>www.TheEleventhHour.co.uk
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On
>Behalf Of Kate Johnson
>Sent: 08 January 2002 16:35
>To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>Subject: Re: web hosts-thanks-backing up
>
>
>Dear Rush--
>
>thank you for the suggestion on how to correctly back up data. I think I
>will try that next. I had a CDRW installed, but it doesn't work. I have=
> a
>zip drive and have had similar problems (wonder if I could use them for
>teeny tiny batts?)
>
>>....Sort of like when my zip drive started eating zips...I was told ther=
>e
>was a place in Minnesooda that could retrieve my data for only $500 a
>zip.....
>
>Yay, I've got 4 of 'em with data I can't get at. It's great to know I ca=
>n
>send 'em to Minnesooda for reclamation. Let's see, $500 a shot or my own
>wheel, $500 a shot or my own wheel...tough decision.
>
>>....Sort of like using 3 1/2" floppies....They suck.....And before them;=
> 5
>!/2" floppies.....They suck also....Before that we had a computer that
>actually used cassette tapes......
>
>Cassette tapes suck. I have three of them that managed to #1, save stuff=
> as
>gibberish, and #2, break the link between two tapes so I can't get at
>everything.
>
>I have a friend who used one of those online data storage sites. Problem
>is, it went poof with all his data, without warning (sounds like your web
>site!)
>
>So my question is...do I need to trade in my Jeep for a truck to back up =
>my
>stuff with, or can I just use what I have on hand?
>
>"I only indulge when I've seen a snake, so I keep a supply of indulgences
>and snakes handy"
>
>Next time I have a computer disaster, I'm going to try THAT. Oh, wait. =
>I
>already do...
>
>Best--
>Kate
>
>_________________________________________________________________________=
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>__
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>melpots@pclink.com.
--
Steve Mills
Bath
UK
Richard Jeffery on wed 9 jan 02
only 6Gb?
Nah - you could do that with a few floppies.... I thought you needed to back
up something serious!
good piece of software.
if you are as much of a software junkie as me [my excuse - I train folk to
use computers, when they let me, so tend to look at any halfway sensible
demo or freebie programme on the front of a magazine], it is a good idea to
have a Ghost backup of a clean, base installation - Windows, updated
drivers, Office - perhaps, other core stable programs you use every day
[let's hear it for Photoshop...]. then when things fall over, you can wipe
the lot and restore to that base arrangement.
-----Original Message-----
From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On
Behalf Of Steve Mills
Sent: 09 January 2002 11:59
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: web hosts-thanks-backing up
I would add to that excellent suggestion (which is my standard
technique) the suggestion by Russel Fouts a while back (which I have
also followed with great success) of installing Norton Ghost. I now
backup my ENTIRE computer contents by cloning to the 2nd HDD in less
than 35 minutes, all 6G of it!
Steve
Bath
UK
In message , Richard Jeffery
writes
>this may not be feasible - although there is nothing hard, most folk aren=
>'t
>comfortable getting their hands inside a computer....
>
>the cheapest back up solution these days is a second hard disk. Prices a=
>re
>low too.
>
>I would suggest having one installed, but if the CDRW installation is
>indicative of the IT support you can buy, I would suggest you do it
>yourself!
>
>Richard
>Bournemouth UK
>www.TheEleventhHour.co.uk
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On
>Behalf Of Kate Johnson
>Sent: 08 January 2002 16:35
>To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>Subject: Re: web hosts-thanks-backing up
>
>
>Dear Rush--
>
>thank you for the suggestion on how to correctly back up data. I think I
>will try that next. I had a CDRW installed, but it doesn't work. I have=
> a
>zip drive and have had similar problems (wonder if I could use them for
>teeny tiny batts?)
>
>>....Sort of like when my zip drive started eating zips...I was told ther=
>e
>was a place in Minnesooda that could retrieve my data for only $500 a
>zip.....
>
>Yay, I've got 4 of 'em with data I can't get at. It's great to know I ca=
>n
>send 'em to Minnesooda for reclamation. Let's see, $500 a shot or my own
>wheel, $500 a shot or my own wheel...tough decision.
>
>>....Sort of like using 3 1/2" floppies....They suck.....And before them;=
> 5
>!/2" floppies.....They suck also....Before that we had a computer that
>actually used cassette tapes......
>
>Cassette tapes suck. I have three of them that managed to #1, save stuff=
> as
>gibberish, and #2, break the link between two tapes so I can't get at
>everything.
>
>I have a friend who used one of those online data storage sites. Problem
>is, it went poof with all his data, without warning (sounds like your web
>site!)
>
>So my question is...do I need to trade in my Jeep for a truck to back up =
>my
>stuff with, or can I just use what I have on hand?
>
>"I only indulge when I've seen a snake, so I keep a supply of indulgences
>and snakes handy"
>
>Next time I have a computer disaster, I'm going to try THAT. Oh, wait. =
>I
>already do...
>
>Best--
>Kate
>
>_________________________________________________________________________=
>___
>__
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>melpots@pclink.com.
--
Steve Mills
Bath
UK
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