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Some places straight up mail hard drives back and forth. It can be quicker per GB and/or cheaper depending on what links are available. Also, you generally wont
by nickpsecurity 8y ago
Some places straight up mail hard drives back and forth. It can be quicker per GB and/or cheaper depending on what links are available. Also, you generally wont have that bandwidth lost to other users' on the network. The shipping companies are happy to take their money, too. :)
- mattkrause 8y agoMy lab does this. The last step in each experiment is to unplug the hard drive and carry it back to the office for analysis. We have gigabit Ethernet but this is still way faster.