Legal action against star force.

[Grumpy]

@ronson49

To the person who said theres 5000 notes in it, i think you have been watching too much TV.

That person is a moderator here at fileforums and is quite correct in what he says!!
If you ever read something, which you believe is not correct, you should always educate yourself on the subject first before you shoot your mouth off!
You can read all about the $10 000 offered for any proof of damages from starforce here!
Note: Unfortunately for you the offer expired on January 31 2006.

Good Luck with that law suit!

[Luciel]

Originally Posted by Grumpy

@ronson49

That person is a moderator here at fileforums and is quite correct in what he says!!
If you ever read something, which you believe is not correct, you should always educate yourself on the subject first before you shoot your mouth off!
You can read all about the $10 000 offered for any proof of damages from starforce here!
Note: Unfortunately for you the offer expired on January 31 2006.

Good Luck with that law suit!

Yup, ditto.

[Joe Forster/STA]

If you really can reproduce those problems with Starforce, damn, we're all with you; give 'em hell, tiger!

As for the necessity of making backups, I wasn't talking about hardware failure as - you're right - it's not very common - IF you buy quality components for your computer, that is! -; I was rather talking about software fucking it up intentionally (virus or other kinds of malware) or unintentationally (like in your, also very unfortunate, case). I insist: yes, making backups is very important! I understand that backing up your stuff often can be a pain in the ass. However, in that case, find an automized backup system so that you reduce manual work as much as possible...