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My SSD gives me ~ 900 Mbps, to several Gbps, of random write performance. My ISP gives me 2 Mbps of upload bandwidth and a data cap.
by nly 13y ago
My SSD gives me ~ 900 Mbps, to several Gbps, of random write performance. My ISP gives me 2 Mbps of upload bandwidth and a data cap.
- visarga 13y agoDifferential backup. Checksumming and deduplication. If the file is from the base distribution of the OS, then chances are it is already in the cloud, so no need to back it up again.
- dublinben 13y agoWho is backing up their OS? I thought most people were only backing up their unique data, which by definition wouldn't exist in 'the cloud' already.
- ssafejava 13y agoLots of people do - some backup providers charge tiered amounts or 'unlimited' data, and the convenience of getting your OS back exactly the way it was is absolutely worth using an extra 10-20GB of storage.