Larry
"Uncle Larry"
I doubt I'll get a nickel for any of my personal info.
Bermuda
I'd gladly pay 3 cents
Look at me poking fun at a world famous drummer.
What a great place!
*runs for cover, just in case*
I doubt I'll get a nickel for any of my personal info.
Bermuda
I do actually have a book in mind someday, and I already have the title:
E before I? That's Weird!
(The Story Behind the Man Behind the Drums Behind the Man Behind the Accordion.)
I do actually have a book in mind someday, and I already have the title:
E before I? That's Weird!
(The Story Behind the Man Behind the Drums Behind the Man Behind the Accordion.)
Thanks, I've always been part pack-rat, part historian with just about everything I do that's worth doing.
Bermuda
Likely it's part compulsion and part habit - I'd bet it would be easier for a smoker to quit, than for you to stop journaling. ;-)
Thanks Bermuda (late answer - sorry), you're right and I should do that!It's worth taking it to a repair place for file recovery. If it's a mechanical problem, they can remove the disc inside and install it into a working drive, then transfer the files.
I'd recommend backing up your files a few different ways, and as redundantly as you are willing to invest in your legacy. I have everything on backup drives that are regenerated every year. That is, I currently have 10 years worth of hard drives with all of my files and documents, and all of that is additionally backed-up on M-Disc DVDs (more permanent than dye-based media.) The DVDs and drives are housed in fire safes, so they're pretty secure, short of a nuclear incident.
Bermuda