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I realize there is no 0% failure, 100% guaranteed storage. However, saying "yep, your storage space is now dead and you have lost all your files stored there"
by patrickg-zill 18y ago
I realize there is no 0% failure, 100% guaranteed storage.
However, saying "yep, your storage space is now dead and you have lost all your files stored there" is not something I feel comfortable with. Why not offer something more resilient?
- jrockway 18y agoWhy not offer something more resilient? Why force that added expense on people that don't want it? Some people might be using the disk as temporary storage, or something. Anyway, you can easily back up to S3... so everyone gets what they want.
- Tichy 18y agoBecause it would get more expensive? Probably you could combine several of these "drives" for more resilience?