yes. the problem with all online storage services is keeping multiple copies of the data to protect against disk failure. I wish there were a dirt-cheap service

yes. the problem with all online storage services is keeping multiple copies of the data to protect against disk failure. I wish there were a dirt-cheap service which said "we'll shove your files on a drive and keep it online. You'll lose data when the hardware fails; that's your problem". For most of my audio/video files, it'd only be a minor inconvenience to have the online version explode through hardware problems. As it is, I end up paying for reliability that I don't need.