We don't need backup
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New job, new project, new way of doing things...
Everything stays on the local pc: server, client, copy of db, code, local version of source control. Only when a project has been completed is code ever merged up onto the main server and co-mingled with the source control system.
When I inquired as to how/when stuff got backed up to some server (in case of an interim failure), I was told that "we don't need to back anything up to the server because hard disks don't fail". I asked about checkpoint version control saves as well as updating code from the repository in case of a long-duration project: "we know what we're doing, and don't need to do stuff like that".
It's people like this that keep folks like us employed.
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I recommend testing these drives with the trusty rubber mallet. You'll soon discover whether they can fail or not.
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Backup? We aint gots no backup. We don't need no backup. We don' t need no stinking backup!
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Apparently then I have a Western Digital drive that's just being obstinate.
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Makes perfect sense! The environment is copied on everyones local disks and all the disks can't fail at the same time.
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this is standard practice. It's called Continuous Dis-Integration.
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All Ur Bakup R Belong to Us!
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@Kain0_0 said:
@ChengWah said:
All Ur Bakup R Belong to Us!
Someone are sent us up the bomb!Set us up... Besides, I'd have gone for restoring the bomb =P
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