Any developer who doesn't backup their work locally is...well, you shouldn't hire them again. If they're only referring to the content itself, though, that's another story.
We do a database dump once or more a day (just the data), a system copy to another drive on the network each day, and an offsite copy (using external 2TB drives) at least once a week for our data.
"As long-time comic book fans we have faithfully attended Seattle's Emerald City Comicon (ECCC) since its very first year. For the 8th annual ECCC, we were finally given the chance to get involved."
It would have been nice to have seen a posting about how Questionland died after they supposedly had a "server problem" that they couldn't recover from. Instead the Stranger just pretended that QL never existed in the first place.
@ 21 - There are actually a quite lot of twenty something's. We pretty much make up the world right now.
@18 - I knew they were having server problems, but I've never seen that error message before, and now I've seen it in two different places for purportedly different problems.
Even for a con they don't have monthly backups? Sounds like they should have invested another $10 and used someone in IT. Sucks either way, but I'ma participate in some nerd blaming here.
This is an act of war. Send the Washington National Guard into Oregon. And if they don't surrender, send the USS Ronald Reagan and the USS John C. Stennis. Nuclear weapons from the SSBN fleet should only be used as a last resort.
And just so my previous comment isn't misinterpreted as war mongering, I'm not saying that Washington has to nuke Oregon. Really, the choice is up to them. They simply have to acknowledge the Washington is better than Oregon in every possible way, and that the only purpose Oregon serves is to connect power lines from Washington to California.
Why isn't the WH investigating these hackers- ALL of them - and bringing THEM to justice? Seems like this kinda shit keeps happening, and no one ever does anything about it. What about all these tech schools teaching their students how to WRITE VIRUSES. Is anyone tracking this?
Hmmm... super villains huh? Maybe this is the dastardly deeds of REX VELVET?! He is a self proclaimed super villain. Just pure speculation, not an accusation.
We do a database dump once or more a day (just the data), a system copy to another drive on the network each day, and an offsite copy (using external 2TB drives) at least once a week for our data.
Where's a computer nerd when you need one? And what's a Comic Con without nerds?
Epic, epic fail.
http://bullseyecreative.net/
Their site states:
"As long-time comic book fans we have faithfully attended Seattle's Emerald City Comicon (ECCC) since its very first year. For the 8th annual ECCC, we were finally given the chance to get involved."
Oops.
Fail upon fail.
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It would have been nice to have seen a posting about how Questionland died after they supposedly had a "server problem" that they couldn't recover from. Instead the Stranger just pretended that QL never existed in the first place.
https://twitter.com/BlindFerret
Seems like a different problem from the Comicon issue.
http://www.datagenetics.com/blog/septemb…
Guess what, the world couldn't give less of a fuck.
@18 - I knew they were having server problems, but I've never seen that error message before, and now I've seen it in two different places for purportedly different problems.