3 ms·
Yeah he might have billions of dollars, but it was just too expensive to restore his data. Might've cost something like hundreds or maybe even thousands of doll
by devoply 8y ago
Yeah he might have billions of dollars, but it was just too expensive to restore his data. Might've cost something like hundreds or maybe even thousands of dollars. Who can afford that in this day and age? We say data should be ephemeral and easily forgotten so everyone isn't held to account for every little thing they do in the past on the social network.
- AckSyn 8y agoTime = money. It probably wasn't worth it. Even if it wasn't an accident, who really cares?
- jodrellblank 8y agoRemember when trees didn't rot when they died, the wood just piled up? That's where we are with data. In the early days data was scarce and valuable. Then it was ubiquitous. Now it's a fire risk. One day it will be not just default, but good, that data rots.