1:37:03I run my NAS in a RAID, if a drive goes I have time to replace it
1:37:05We need to also back that stuff up somewhere else.
1:37:06backing stuff up is a good habit
1:37:06idk 2 TB is pretty reasonable for a vod collection. its still much smaller than my homework folder
1:37:07what dod eimi did on march 11 2023 : O
1:37:22Like unus anus we will remember the times
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1:37:41rule of thumb: 1 backup of file, then 2 backups of the original backup
1:37:43Wat does Melvin mean by homework
1:37:43Actually you don't need a redundant array of inexpensive disks.
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1:37:50Bro's a record-keeper from 1500s
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1:38:04holy shit you had that on lock
1:39:11RAID provides drive failure protection. I can lose a drive and have time to replace it before I lose any data. It gets really nerdy and complicated.
1:39:12Interesting way to think about it lol
1:39:25I used to be addicted to watching those videos and I've never even touched CS
1:39:27Also I have like 18tb of space
1:39:56Your server's RAID level directly correlates to your power level
1:39:59I use the 3-2-1 back-up method.
1:40:01It's an automatic program once you hook it up and then you get notified
1:40:02there's a vid by dammitjeff that gives beginner advice
1:40:05If a drive fails, my NAS will email me first
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