I just spent 5 hours writing most of this week's BYOND and Within just to lose it. I inserted a link and everything disappeared. Then I hit the back button by mistake and when I hit forward again I could not undo anything. Naturally, this was one time where I wasn't pasting segments into a text file for safety. =(
I'm going to try to have something ready, but I'll most likely have to cut a lot out if I do.
Feb 24 2011, 4:41 pm
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ExPixel
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Oh noes! I actually do enjoy reading that thing occasionally though.
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._. that sux.
I always look forward to them! | |
I think we all know what the main topic will be anyway. :P
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@Aaiko: Like my hodgepodge of links ever has a main topic? ;)
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what are you guys talking about what was he waiting on?????
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That really sucks! I really enjoy the column. :)
I hope my project makes the cut. ;) | |
I've done that so many times. I think the next-generation OS should have a built-in undo for every i/o action. Best of luck.
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You can use a local git repo to store your changes as you work on the article. You won't lose anything, and you can easily track your changes!
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I've done this before. It's really annoying.
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Awww..
I don't think I've ever had that problem with chrome, just for safety, I entered text into this, hit back, then forward, and it's still here =D But retrospectively, it still was fine, and hard to notice many differences without having read this. | |