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rsync.net uses ECC memory and always has (since 2001). We do not do backups, however, unless you are paying for geo-redundant storage. If you use single site
by rsync 12y ago
rsync.net uses ECC memory and always has (since 2001).
We do not do backups, however, unless you are paying for geo-redundant storage. If you use single site storage, the idea is that we are the backup.
Since the conversation has drifted this way, let me also point out that we have s3cmd and gsutil in our platform, so if you're paranoid about trusting data to google or amazon (and to some degree, you should be) you can easily import/export to an independent cloud platform (rsync.net).