until I was in a position to regret not having it.Ĭlick to expand.Would you have subscribed if the downloads were full speed for free? People need to make money on the time they invest in providing you with all this content. I know this is true because I used to think the same. until they need it, and realise they don't have it. It's not sexy or exciting, and you pay all that money to have it sit there, hopefully not even being used. Sorry for evangelising, but once losing data has cost you thousands of pounds, you quickly learn what is, and what is not back up. It ain't back up until it's somewhere else. If someone breaks in and steals your PC they steal your "back up" with it if they're in the same case. It's not just PSU issues that can b0rk other drives that you need to worry about. not this one with TS on it I don't, but once you have a networked back up solution, you can use it for everything), so I'm not expecting anyone to go to the same lengths I do, but at least have a fast external USB3.0 drive or fast NAS system. I earn money with my computers though (well. I'd need 5 simultaneous drive failures to lose data. I also DO have separate drives inside the machine as well. Each of those servers is also RAID10 so each can stand 2 drive failures and carry on. I have a separate file server for back ups, and then that mirrors to another server in my garage to mitigate against a house fire. Click to expand.and a back up solution to prevent this from happening again, right? If your "back up" was in the same PC as your other drives, then it's not back up.
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