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When answering how and where to store X, the answer should always consider "have less X" as an option or meta-solution, because it makes simpler, cheaper soluti
by rdiddly 8y ago
When answering how and where to store X, the answer should always consider "have less X" as an option or meta-solution, because it makes simpler, cheaper solutions possible and obviates overblown ones. I don't need to assume anything about the person; it's universally applicable. It obeys a power law too. Half the junk somehow gets you down to a quarter of the hassle most of the time.
- em-bee 8y agofor me it comes down to what is less effort to implement. i could probably delete half of my data (got about 5TB now), but doing that would take more effort than buying new harddisks.