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Review
These days computers are everywhere. Reliable and tireless machines replace human beings at dull routine tasks in almost every area. Each day we tend to rely more and more on electronics as storage media and information processing and distribution systems. A decade ago, our puny hard drives contained hardly a couple of thousands of files. Today, our massive hard drives contain dozens and even hundreds of thousands of various files and folders and, which is most important, the overall information value increased dramatically. From private messages to business-critical data |
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