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She reiterated her stance in a conference paper [PDF].



II. Growing Opposition to Appointment











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By marvdmartian on 4/7/2011 3:19:43 PM , Rating: 1
Absolutely right. Then again, have you ever priced out a recovery disk for a computer? In the old days, when you bought a computer system, you received a disk (or disks) that would allow you to recover the operating system, back to factory fresh specs, if your hard drive died, or your OS was messed up.

Nowadays, a lot of these companies are just putting recovery partitions (which can be corrupted by nasty viruses) on the hard drive, but giving you the opportunity to burn your own recovery disk, either with dvd(s) or cd's.

It amazes me, all the people that will put off burning their own recovery disk, until their OS is crapped up with a virus, and they go to their favorite computer geek to ask for help. Ask them for their recovery disk, and you get the "deer in the headlights" look. **SIGH**

I know that HP will sell you a recovery disk for any system made in (I believe) the last 5 years or so......for the mere price of ONLY $16, postage paid. Probably costs them $1 to make the disk, and $2 to $3 to mail it (if that).

Now how messed up is that??

