What bank was this???

[SueNC]

i'm guessing this tech doesnt have a job, anymore.

http://money.aol.com/news/articles/.../n20070320073409990016?ncid=NWS00010000000001

 

[EerieVon]

The department is asking lawmakers to approve a supplemental budget request for $220,700 to cover the excess costs incurred during the six-week recovery effort, including about $128,400 in overtime and $71,800 for computer consultants.

Someone got hosed hard. A data recovery on a fully functioning hard drive costs nowhere near that. I just did a full recovery on a dead drive for 3k-that was 150gig worth, and rebuilding the dead drive and I even threw in a free usb drive to the customer with their data .I really need to start dealing with government

 

[Jurched]

Someone got hosed hard. A data recovery on a fully functioning hard drive costs nowhere near that. I just did a full recovery on a dead drive for 3k-that was 150gig worth, and rebuilding the dead drive and I even threw in a free usb drive to the customer with their data .I really need to start dealing with government

Computer scientist friends of mine specialised in data recovery in the University. I find it hard to believe that even reformatting the back-up would make it totally impossible to retrieve the data. I bet if they went back to the first drive he cleared, its all still sittin there.

But what am I talking about? I'm a simple desk jockey. These are federal employees! They know everything and are paid everything to know it!

Jurched

 

[EerieVon]

Computer scientist friends of mine specialised in data recovery in the University. I find it hard to believe that even reformatting the back-up would make it totally impossible to retrieve the data. I bet if they went back to the first drive he cleared, its all still sittin there.

But what am I talking about? I'm a simple desk jockey. These are federal employees! They know everything and are paid everything to know it!

Jurched

Theres freeware programs that are good at data recovery from formatted drives--free