6 Sep
2013
6 Sep
'13
9:40 a.m.
On 05.09.2013 23:08, Fons Adriaensen wrote:
On Thu, Sep 05, 2013 at 01:53:33PM -0700, J. Liles
wrote:
Hi,
sure, regular full backups are a great thing. But there's one simple
thing I like to do especially with code: Setup your repositories on a
different machine (like a rented root server, or a public hoster like
github). Then always push your commits regularly (oh, it compiles again
- push it :D). Makes working on different machines easy, too. It's
simpler than setting up and adhering to a strict backup plan and it's
naturally incremental and closely tied to the development process.
Reminds me: I have to throw on my full backup again..
Flo
Another one bites the dust... Should've run
Non on it instead. Seriously
though, it's a shame. Fortunately, there are still quite a few
motherboards out there with at least one PCI slot. I trust you had
everything backed up!
Almost... Lost two evenings of work on AP algorithms, but I
have some 30 pages of scribbled notes about that, and the
(Python) code itself wasn't that complicated, I'm rewriting
it right now. Still, should learn to backup every day.
Ciao,