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"Better be safe than sorry" - namecheap for when you lose your stuff on their services. I don't think the best way to respond to a public vent is "Here's what
by kelukelugames 11y ago
"Better be safe than sorry" - namecheap for when you lose your stuff on their services.
I don't think the best way to respond to a public vent is "Here's what you should have done instead". Responses might be technically correct but they lack empathy for the customer.
- tamar 11y agoThat comment I made refers to data integrity across platforms. You should be smart about data, no matter where it arises, if it is important to you. For example, let me give you a look at what my Windows hard drive looks like. My important files are stored locally, on Dropbox, and on CrashPlan. Some is also on Google Drive. I also run an offsite backup of my own to another local Linux box. Don't make this specific to Namecheap, @kelukelugames. It's always smart to have good recovery systems in place. If you care that much about your data, you will protect it at whatever cost. So yeah, I repeat, better to be safe than sorry. Your mileage may vary.
- HemanHeartYou 11y ago"Hard drives never fail" - kelukelugames