Turn off your PC, take out your hard drive, plug it into another computer on read-only mode, then run one of the 1000x free file rescuers out there. I once saved 10GB of music I deletedby accident that way.
Leo Kelly
Leave it to a retarded Redditor to do something like that. You're not exactly helping the stereotyping of Python being the lowest common denominator of programming either.
Daniel Nelson
>imagine not making backups in 3 years
Jonathan Davis
I did have the backups, but, It was 3 months old, of does projects I had much progress done on Github, and shared across some SVN servers, but, and others where open source contributions, but... still
This accident, It's like the worst, I've done, hahaha
I've never had an accident like this...
It just feels weird.
Luis Cook
im too poor for backups and i hate it when my pc hdd died
Christopher Hall
No you're not and you deserved it.
Nathan Carter
Maybe flipping burgers is more up your alley, sport.
Jayden Ward
>delete half a day of work >setup snapper.io/ >create snapshot every 10 minutes >never delete more than 10 minutes of work anymore
Jonathan Robinson
I've recently deleted my documents folder, a few hours later I read news microsoft does the same with an update.
It's a fucking true story.
Lost nothing of real value, mostly receipts from onlineshops I could dl again. But still, felt bad, man.
I've done something similar as you once, OP. I forgot to escape something in a bash script, lead to the script recursively deleting everything from /, had a backup though.
why is it so hard for you stupid cunts to just run an rsync cron job?
Hudson Bell
I have questions. First, how the fuck do you have a distro/shell environment/whatever that even allowed you to rm -rf / without at least thirty prompts asking you if you're REALLY fucking sure you want to be a retard? Second, how was none of this stuff backed up on a remote repo somewhere? Was a free Gitlab account just too much money? Finally, fuck you. That's not a question, just fuck you. You seem like a larping faggot.
I've made a typo in the output file to dd once on my home server where I kept only copies of some of my data. It took me like 15 minutes to realize that I've made a mistake. I've learnt to actually bother to use an addition only rsync script and keep copies of my data on all computers I own. Now I'd need to delete my data three times to actually lose it. OP, I hope this will be a lesson for you to step up your backup game. If you're keeping code around, use something like gitlab or whatever to keep private repositories, preferably use multiple hosting services to keep redundant copies. This way you're always git clone away from getting your code back.
Nathan Bailey
user i lost the private keys to my $50k worth of EOS because i accidentally reset my laptop and forgot the keys were temporarily in my notes
dont feel so bad
Ryan Carter
>No backup Build a fucking server and back your shit up, idiot. I can restore any computer in my house to the state of yesterday even if there is no computer. Backup your shit if it's that important.
