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Pfft. Outside of a few specialist areas, most people's data isn't backed up, and if it is, it's on SD cards, thumbdrives, iCloud or the occasional portable USB
by voltagex_ 11y ago
Pfft. Outside of a few specialist areas, most people's data isn't backed up, and if it is, it's on SD cards, thumbdrives, iCloud or the occasional portable USB hard disk tossed in a backpack.
The most difficult thing about setting up a home NAS was swallowing the cost and reading about all the tradeoffs I'd inadvertently made.
- grubles 11y agoWe are discussing the OP which is a 36 TB storage system, which warrants things such as ECC RAM + ZFS. A home NAS, for the typical end user, will not reach 36 TB. Storage a small percentage of that on AWS or Torsnap will, over time, cost more than the ECC RAM.