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No one. It was lunchtime and it's possible no ne traded so far that day.

• charlesdm 9y ago
  Well played
  • brianwawok 9y ago
    The flip side to the story.. what if he messed up the restore, and instead of restoring from the only known backup, he wiped our the only known backup? Would be epic fired story. I vote for admit when you mess up, and ask for help. Don't be too proud, we all mess up.
    • megaman22 9y ago
      I wonder if kids these days manage to get as much experience recovering a borked computer? I vaguely remember poking at autoexec.bat and config.sys files to get games working, or to attempt to revert some screw-up when I failed to get one working. Or becoming very good at using Linux live CDs to grab personal docs/tax information/business slips... off a hard-disk before wiping it and reinstalling Windows, after a bad driver update or dodgy install of some software. The first few times, you get that icy "oh shit" feeling, but figuring out how to fix it, and that it can (almost) always be fixed, is invaluable.
      • FiveSquared 9y ago
        Well, I know I how to, and I am fairly young.