That cheap?

Still, I've already settled to being a newborn
PC-User. Its 40GB I've lost (though the HD
wasn't entirely filled up), and perhaps it
may be a good thing to start up from
scratch again, as mentioned in see-the-good-
side-of-it-all-mode, I won't base anything upon
messy code this way.

I'll recover some images from the newsgroups,
and some animations (especially the last Worldbowl
2003 image, I'm kinda satisfied that I've posted that
one and haven't done major changes since), but
all in all, I guess its
"Tim Nikias - The next Generation"

:-)

Hm, a smiley there. I sometimes do feel more like
crying. Three years of work down the drain... :-(

Regards,
Tim

"William F. Pokorny" felt sympathy:
> Tim,
> Ouch. Really sorry for you.
>
> I will mention that there are businesses that specialize in data recovery
from
> bad hard drives. It can get expensive depending on how hard you want them
to
> try. A friend of mine got about 80% of her data off a bad hard drive just
over a
> year ago, but it cost her around $270 in US dollars as I remember and she
had to
> wait a couple weeks for the data.
> Bill P.

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