rescued by timeSnapper
 Timesnapper just saved me a lot of work! I forgot to save a little "working query" I was using yesterday -- but found it with timesnapper and had it retyped in just a minute. This has happened twice so far this week. So there's another use for timeSnapper --> retrieving work that is otherwise lost for good. I'm not recommending timeSnapper as an alternative to saving your work :-). But it's a handy fallback.
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'Chris' on Wed, 18 Jan 2006 12:54:48 GMT, sez: okay, now you're starting to sound like a marketing blog
'leon' on Wed, 18 Jan 2006 19:42:20 GMT, sez: hi chris.... thanks for the slap in the face, i needed that.
i was afraid it would look that way.
cheers
'Chris' on Thu, 19 Jan 2006 01:50:24 GMT, sez: No worries, mate. Actually, I realize I was unduly harsh with the marketing comparasin. Marketing folk are some of the biggest and evilest cockroaches to walk upon this planet and you, my friend, are not one of *them*. You're just a happy programmer who's proud of his little baby.
This is what happens when you leave blog comments when you're in a bad mood.
'aaron' on Thu, 19 Jan 2006 12:46:03 GMT, sez: I dunno. Timesnapper is free. He dosen't make a dime if it's successful or not.
I'd chalk it up to being excited that a tool that you intended for one use has other nifty side effects too.
(Not to worry Chris ~ I leave the same replies when I haven't had my morning coffee)
-a
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