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Kris Kennaway <kris@obsecurity.org> writes:
> You mean you don't back up the contents of your laptop that runs
> -CURRENT?  You must like living dangerously and/or spending lots of
> time recovering from errors.

I've been running -CURRENT (and continuously upgrading) on desktops,
laptops and servers since 1998.  I have never lost data as a result of
this.

DES
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