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Yeah, I guess what I'm saying is: think of the state the world would have to be in for you to lose all your redundant backups except the paper ones. In that wo
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y ago
Yeah, I guess what I'm saying is: think of the state the world would have to be in for you to lose all your redundant backups except the paper ones.
In that world, would you really want this data back so badly that you're going to scan it all in from a giant pile of paper?
Again, I'm not saying that your data isn't actually that important to you, I'm just personally having a hard time imagining any data is or ever will be that important to me.
- tarruda 6y ago> In that world, would you really want this data back so badly that you're going to scan it all in from a giant pile of paper? I can't answer what I would do if the world was in that state, but I'd rather have the ability to restore my important backup than not. I might be wrong since I haven't done it yet, but creating the paper backup doesn't seem like a huge time investment.