thats right.. dd or cpio will do the trick.. you could restore files to their location, by mounting the image of the device as a loopback and copying the required file off of course it is less than elegant..
Perhaps allowing read only access to the physical device, ie/dev/sda, and backing up at a bit level, of course this does not seem to be as economical or easy as backing up individual files... but i may be wrong.
If you are initiating a save by pressing save, you may as well save what your variables are at NOW.
You don't need to log changes as they occur, like a journalled fs does, unless you wanted to eliminate the need to press save, and have everything save automagically. This may be impractical, depending on the number of variables and states you are saving in your log.
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But after you charge the customers for a new drive though, surely? :)
I agree! It's akin to people putting the whole story in the subject field of an email and leaving the rest blank.
What's more it pisses me off!
Don't taint all professors with one what professor did.
Does you's dad teached how can speech goodly england?
Thats because aussies are generally all theifs anyway, and businesses have become accustomed to theft by employees.
I'd rather be pretty than smart.
:)
You and so many other 16 year old girls
It's not our fault identify theives trip over their own fucked up feet and smash their head on desks or similar
I'm not very good with returning things to pocket type procedures.. I'm more of a "CD 26? Oh yeah its on my desk or something I think" kinda guy haha
I like to call this method the "Where the fuck is CD number 26???!!!" method.. :)
77% of all statistics are nonsense! 48% of people know that!
Perhaps that explains your lack of brains, fuckface!
Horribly depressing perhaps?
Thats because they are whiney fucks.
When you understand that ask slashdot very rarely has interesting questions, then you will know why this one is not interesting.
It depends how many drives you change in one go.. for example if you have 1 ide device and you add another 3, it may cause you grief
doing this just to pay for the oscars? :)
might be a good candidate for "Nothing to see here, move along!" :)
You should set it up to automagically say hi to anyone from NSA, CIA or DHS domains in some type of annoying FireFox proof popup!
thats right.. dd or cpio will do the trick.. you could restore files to their location, by mounting the image of the device as a loopback and copying the required file off
of course it is less than elegant..
Perhaps allowing read only access to the physical device, ie /dev/sda, and backing up at a bit level, of course this does not seem to be as economical or easy as backing up individual files... but i may be wrong.
it also helps to block pagead*.googlesyndication.com/* as this gets rid of those fuck off annoying text ad boxes..
Anytime any government agency goes public with information it is because they need more money.
Surely you mean want more money, right?
At least there'd be more to look at.. the text ain't very interesting :)
Did anyone else find this article INCREDIBLY boring?? I just couldn't care how a balding man analyzes email..
If you are initiating a save by pressing save, you may as well save what your variables are at NOW.
You don't need to log changes as they occur, like a journalled fs does, unless you wanted to eliminate the need to press save, and have everything save automagically. This may be impractical, depending on the number of variables and states you are saving in your log.
The same neighbor who is not polite enough to prevent his dog from crapping on your lawn?
This is why God invented feet.