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From: "Richard Coleman" <richardcoleman@mindspring.com>
> Is this where we start swapping stories about "when I was a young 
> sysadmin, we didn't need no stinkin vi.  We used ed and liked it!".  :-)

the point is that when you really want your valuable data back
(without resorting to backups) a small, simple toolkit is superior
to abitrary and gratuitous complexity.

or you could goto fonfon;