Have you ever experienced like this? I'm crazy now
@flyingforward (16)
China
September 16, 2009 7:12am CST
Today,i spent a whole afternoon in my homework,a piece of instruction about my machine design.It's a hard work,you need find formulas in professional book,you need calculate the datas carefully.In a word,it have taken a painstaking effort.Till 5 clock,it's time to have supper,when i stopped the work, i just forgot to have the instruction held.I just made it disappeared forever in my computer.When i realised that what i had done.I had no words with myself.The effort was just in vain,I had to take a second time.Oh,my god!!!Why?...I'm crazy now
Have you ever experenced like this?You have spent much,but finally they all turn out to be in vain,just because a stupid mistake!
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4 responses
@falmar (49)
• China
17 Sep 09
I'm sorry about that. I've experiences that before, one time even in my computer exam, I forgot to save so everything lost. And I got really crazy and nervous at that time. But things have happened and regret is make no sense. All you have to do is do this again and be careful next time.
@flyingforward (16)
• China
17 Sep 09
Yeah...You are right.It has been like this,so the best choice is just ready for the second time.Ummmm...I'll come again again again...
@yuhongchao1981 (286)
• China
16 Sep 09
Oh,i am so sympathy for you.Just take it easy.The lost have lost and you can't get it back.But you have won experience and when you do next,it will become easier.You shouldn't take it too serious.I haven't spend such things.If i face such things i would be patient.As impatience can't chane anything.
@laydee (12798)
• Philippines
16 Sep 09
Oh yeah, tell me about it, it's really frustrating when that happens most especially if you knew you should have created a back-up but never did because you were too busy doing that work. In the end, regrets just come and there's nothing you can do about it, but to start from scratch once again.
Next time, when doing something really important, create several back-ups, it'll save you time and frustration.
Good luck!
@involved62 (790)
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18 Sep 09
That happened already to me when I was working on a document which I have not made any back-ups because I was typing feverishly to keep the steady pace and beat the deadline. In addition, in those days (1990s), the computers were slower and we had to make back-ups in these floppy diskettes (which by the way, takes forever. I also did not know much about computers at that time. On top of this, we had also constant power cuts and the UPS hardly worked. Guess what, 1 power cut and I lost everything. I had to reconstruct what I had done the whole night in preparation for the following day's meeting. That was a nightmare!
