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		<title>Holiday Diversion 3: It Beats &#8220;The dog ate my homework!&#8221; Stone Cold</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 29 Dec 2010 22:45:02 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ed Tittel</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[In keeping with my wont to look for and report on the lighter side of IT during that fallow period between Christmas and New Year&#8217;s here&#8217;s a terrific slide show from eWeek.com. Entitled &#8220;Kroll Ontrack&#8217;s Top 10 Data Storage Disasters of 2010.&#8221; Like the old Letterman Top 10 Lists, it&#8217;s numbered in reverse order and [...]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In keeping with my wont to look for and report on the lighter side of IT during that fallow period between Christmas and New Year&#8217;s here&#8217;s a terrific slide show from eWeek.com. Entitled &#8220;<a href="http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Data-Storage/Kroll-Ontracks-Top-10-Data-Storage-Disasters-of-2010-540352/?kc=EWWHNEMNL12292010STR7" target="_blank">Kroll Ontrack&#8217;s Top 10 Data Storage Disasters of 2010</a>.&#8221; Like the old Letterman Top 10 Lists, it&#8217;s numbered in reverse order and includes the following items:</p>
<p>10. A Square Peg in a Round Hole: a laptop gets fried when the wrong charger gets plugged into its power port<br />
9. Double Data Recovery: A foolproof redundant backup scheme fails when somebody accidentally overwrites data on a set of six drives stored in a fireproof safe<br />
8. Keeping the memories alive: Kroll saves precious memories when they recover the only photos remaining of a now-deceased family member from the wiped drive on a stolen (and recovered) laptop<br />
7. Meat the experts: hard disk meets cured ham but data recovery is a complete success<br />
6. Up in the air: a frequent flyer leaves a laptop in an airport coffee bar; subsequent detonation by the bomb squad prevents any data recovery<br />
5. The flying squash: a woman in a hurry to get to work puts her notebook on top of her car to buckle her child into its car seat; when she backs out of the garage, the laptop flies off the car and she runs over the HD; no recovery possible<br />
4. Laptop kitty disaster: when a young kitten uses a laptop for a litter box, Ontrack recovers the HD contents anyway<br />
3. Fire drop: When running out of his burning apartment to escape a fire, a photographer drops his notebook; Ontrack still manages to score a complete recovery of precious photos for charity work<br />
2. The Ants Go Marching In: After a flood in Europe leaves a PC submerged for over two days, its drive is sent to Ontrack for recovery, where an ant is found clinging to a drive head. The data survives, but the ant is a goner.<br />
1. Laptops underwater: To protect his laptop during a beach visit, a man stashes it inside a plastic bag and takes it swimming with him. The bag leaks, but Ontrack manages to recover the data anyway.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m glad I&#8217;ve never left a laptop atop my car: I&#8217;ve sure sent plenty of cups and bottles flying, though. Nice to know occasional moments of lunacy or thoughtlessness never go completely unnoticed. Here&#8217;s a case where 80% of incidents result in recovery of some or all the potentially lost data, albeit at considerable cost. Happy New Year!</p>
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