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Ask the CTO of any Fortune 100 company what they're doing to mitigate such an outage. What do you think they will answer? Option A: cross-region replication,
by hudon 9y ago
Ask the CTO of any Fortune 100 company what they're doing to mitigate such an outage.
What do you think they will answer?
Option A: cross-region replication, regular backups, and secondary service provider failover plan
Option B: decentralize everything on people's laptops
- jhall1468 9y agoThere's nothing I love more than a chicken or egg argument. Nobody is doing B because there isn't a company that has a scalable B option yet. But hey, your argument is totally valid, which is why everyone is still programming in Cobalt!
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- hudon 9y agoSarcasm aside, option A works and option B does not, as you admit. What's your counter-argument? If it is that option B will one day be better than option A, you will need to provide evidence because that's a claim that is not addressed in the posted filecoin.pdf.
- jhall1468 9y ago> If it is that option B will one day be better than option A, you will need to provide evidence because that's a claim that is not addressed in the posted filecoin.pdf. Argument to the Future. You can't provide evidence of a future event and asking for it is a joke. Maybe Sia/File/Storj are the future maybe it's something else, but asking for "evidence" of a future event is a joke.
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- diggan 9y agoOption C: cross-region replication, regular backups and multiple service provider failover plan in a secure, decentralized storage network. Don't have to be choosing either "Businesses To Big To Fail(tm)" or "Average Joe" when you can have "Many businesses"
- rainboiboi 9y agoTotally agree with this. This might be a better option as part of risk management to de-risk the scenario of complete wipeout across providers.