Invisible wrote:
>
> Moderately cute... but very bossy.
>
> She's one of these people who has an attitude that she's important or
> something, and everybody else had better recognise that.
>
> I can do better. ;-)
>
sometimes those scare me
it's like getting a date with the cutest girl in the class -then finding
she has a squeaky voice and never shuts up
> That *is* of course the real question. But in true geek fashion, I'm
> more intrigued by having an excuse to research the techniques involved
> in data recovery than actually helping this person.
>
You are right.
Way back in the day before hard drives I had the opportunity to repair
an Apple IIe floppy disk where the file table 'catalog' got blown away.
Luckily I had a 'Disk Doctor' that would edit raw sectors so I could
rebuild it.
The bad thing was that the 'Disk Doctor' was the one that got blown away.
I managed to fix the disk enough to run the main program so I could fix
the rest of the disk. Getting the first one back was murder - due to
the lack of a good sector editor.
All in all I think I managed to recover everything but one or two files
that I didn't care about. Back then disks only held 360k so it wasn't
all that much work.
Good Luck!
Tom
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