I used to work for a school engineering department.  There was one 
professor that preferred to be called Dr. Weird.  He was once burned by 
a computer crash and lost a lot of work that was not backed up.  His 
solution was to swear against computers and use paper in it's place.

His office has straight out of a cartoon.  It was FULL of gigantic piles 
of unsorted paper (one could only assume that his desk was somewhere 
underneath).  It looked like something out of a Terry Gilliam movie.

But it wasn't his fault. ;-)

Dawson, Michael wrote:

>I have found it is never the faculty's fault.  If they accidentally
>delete all their data on their local pc, our dept is to blame, even
>though we provide file servers that are backed-up nightly.
>
>Then, the say it's because their information is too important to put on
>a shared file server, or they don't trust the IT dept.  (They are
>probably right knowing our track record.)  ;^)
>
>M!ke 
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 9:45 PM
>To: CF-Community
>Subject: Re: A World of Pain
>
>Of course if all that extremely sensitive data was on the laptop, I
>think the professor himself should be scrutinized and held accountable
>for any lack of security on the computer. But since I interact daily
>with academia, I fairly certain that won't happen.
>
>-Kevin
>  
>



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