C：What's wrong with you? Why do you look so sad?

你怎么了,看起来很伤心的样子?

J：I've lost all my files from the computer. It's a total disaster.

我电脑里所有的数据都丢了.这简直是个灾难.

C：How did that happen?

怎么回事啊?

J：Three days ago, my laptop went on strike. I couldn't enter the Windows system. As I was about to give it up, one of my friends advised me to start Windows in the safe mode.

三天前,我的电脑突然罢工了,没法进入windows操作系统.就在我快要放弃的时候,有个朋友建议我用安全模式启动电脑.

C：Was it helpful?

有用吗?

W：Yeah, I could barely get it started using the safe mode, but when the computer was connected to the internet, its hard disk roared a harsh rasping sound. After a while, it crashed into a coma.

有用,我用安全模式勉强打开了电脑,但一联上互联网硬盘就发出一种刺耳的声音,过了一会儿,就彻底崩溃了.

C：What a pity!

真可惜啊!

W：Yeah, I can buy a new computer, but the digital data can never be restored. My digital photos vanish forever. Audio recordings of Grandpa are slienced forever.

是啊,电脑可以买一个新的,可电脑里存储的电子资料没法恢复了.我的照片不见了,录下来的爷爷的声音也听不到了.

C：That's such a big loss.

损失可真大啊.

J：Perhaps I should be blamed for simply taking it for granted that the digital will always be in safe hands. I've neglected the potential risk of losing it.

也许应该怪我,一直理所应当地认为电子数据存在电脑里就很安全,忽视了潜在的危险.

C：Don't blame yourself. We all make the same mistake. The digital information we all rely on is actually very fragile.

这不怪你.我们都会犯这样的错.我们信赖的电子信息实际上很脆弱啊.