Dang, my program is gone

[jbs30000]

No important info here, I'm just venting a little.

 

I was working on a bB version of the Journey arcade game. Granted, I didn't have much, but I had a cool graphic of the head on the "Frontiers" album that's on the arcade game. It was two images flickering together to make one. I even had the main screen with the five planets for each player, and was working on the Steve Smith drum game. Then a couple of days ago my hard drive died on me. I bought a new one but was unable to copy anything from the dead drive. So it's gone. I don't even have a backup .

[accousticguitar]

Thank goodness you weren't too far along. I try to back up every day when working on games.

[ls650]

Don't just backup to a second drive; upload really important files to somewhere on the Internet. Even if your computer and backup are destroyed in a fire or flood, those files are still safe on a server hundreds of miles away.

[+Random Terrain]

Don't just backup to a second drive; upload really important files to somewhere on the Internet. Even if your computer and backup are destroyed in a fire or flood, those files are still safe on a server hundreds of miles away.

That's a good idea.

 

Remembering to do it before it's too late is the hard part.

[jbs30000]

Yeah, I have a Windows Live Workspace. I guess I need to remember to upload my programs to it from now on.