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Multiple device synchronization gives redundancy and backup. Plus the ability to use multiple devices simultaneously.
by lttlrck 13y ago
Multiple device synchronization gives redundancy and backup. Plus the ability to use multiple devices simultaneously.
- minor_nitwit 13y agoI don't see why data rendundacy and backup would require device rendundancy - especially for the common person. After all, I don't have two lights in every room in my house just in case a light bulb blows, I just buy a pack of lightbulbs. In the case of a drive failure, there should be a way to recover data loss, but this shouldn't be ever present and visible. As far as simulataneous device usage - I'm not sure I understand what you're saying. Most brains can be thought of as single threaded working with multi-threaded multi-core parallel executing devices. The limit in doing multiple things at once has always been biological in my case. For things running in the background - this can be done with current technology.