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Posted by jbwan | Posted in Humour | Posted on 23-03-2007

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Thanks to Gary G for this link. The Alaska department of revenue seemingly had a bit of a nervous time recently when somebody accidentally deleted details of an account worth approximately $38 billion. Not only that but they also managed to mess up the back-up tapes. Me thinks somebody was a little worried at this stage. Luckily 300 boxes of paperwork came to the rescue and after successful digitisation everything is back to normal. It’s like deleting an e-mail that you didn’t want to only 38 billion times worse. source: Engadget

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