library computers should die

This post is purely for my frustrationary release mechanisms. (yes I made up a word - Im allowed to)

For once I had been systematic with my study.

I had been typing out detailed notes to a text-book called Talley & O'Connor (Only the most important textbook for being a doctor in Australia- ask anyone)

I'd gotten through 3-and a half chapters (of about 10 that I need to go through) which converted to about 15 pages of notes in Word.

Due to my inability to study at home - I do all this in the library - and I had done some work on it last night and saved it onto my trusty USB called Larry. (LG)

Now, Larry has been a trusty servant since I got him on sale at Harvey Norman - and I have never had any relationship issues with Larry, so I figure he's all the back-up I need. When things are going well with larry, theres no need to unload my thoughts onto my laptop Toby (Toshiba) - I became complacement, and had no other copy of this particular peice of work.

But today - the evil Library computer (lets called her "The Evil Witch From Neverending Story" - from memory, as a kid I thought she was the most evillest witch of them all) decides to corrupt Larry.

But TEWFNS is smart - she doesnt corrupt all of Larry. She uses stealth and goes straight to the one thing I desperately needed from Larry at this time - and just like that, with one twitch of her nose, she wastes a good 12+ hours of work.

And, as every Fable from Aesop must end, here is the moral:
BACKUP YOUR WORK PEOPLE.

ps. I need to cry..... or break a door

4 comments:

tash said...

well.. you never trust 12 hours of work with a larry. its like my old josh.. you just cant trust men.

so, you gotta start calling you laptop more reliable names. like mine is della bella.

sorry you lost your work kuku

caz said...

goodness... i'm speechless, i am without speech... i really need to back up my work... actually my photos, i care more about them... sorry kk, you and shazza rey can join in your misery of losing stuff thanks to computers (well in her case it was her dad combined with her computer)...

patience said...

breaking doors is quite common in your family isn't it?? lol

Dorsa said...

i am sorry koko..i lost a 5000 political review on a computer once..i dont like machines that have the mind of their own.. i m old fashioned :).. i keep hard copies... actually i have a library full of hard copies...
best thing is .. you should go and get some plastic bubble thingy migigees and slowly burst the bubbles.. you can take you frustrationary out of the bubble.. it helps..
ok .... i ll go now...
stop crying...