
其實沒有跑甚麼馬拉松,跑的只是易過借火的10K。
女友平日幾乎天天做GYM兼每隔兩三天跑一次10K,所以平日練跑時,跑得比我快比我好。
比賽前幾天,飄忽的天氣加上同事傳染,她感冒病倒,還要發燒。
但因為她在公司

其實沒有跑甚麼馬拉松,跑的只是易過借火的10K。
女友平日幾乎天天做GYM兼每隔兩三天跑一次10K,所以平日練跑時,跑得比我快比我好。
比賽前幾天,飄忽的天氣加上同事傳染,她感冒病倒,還要發燒。
但因為她在公司
I am generally an even, calm person. But there are some things that justabsolutely get under my skin and drive me to screaming frustration, andone of them is flaky, unreliable systems. This is especially the casewhen I can't tell if the problem is hardware, software, or both.
Since I'm writing about this, you might guess that I am dealing withsuch a thing right now. You would be correct; my office workstation hasbecome really flaky ever since I upgraded it from
When I am thinking of backup issues, I tend to strongly separate backupsfrom archives, and in fact I believe that there are two different sortsof backups with different characteristics. Since I think that this is animportant issue, let me explain my distinctions.
To start with, to me the difference between backups and archives isthat backups are for recovering after a system failure, while archivesare for storing data that you no longer keep online. Here, you have toconsider 'system failure' somewhat broadly, so