>tfw your hard drive suddenly dies but you remember it's in RAID-5
Tfw your hard drive suddenly dies but you remember it's in RAID-5
Logan Bell
Ayden Brown
>Rebuild time: 6 days 4 hours 39 minutes
Adam Jenkins
>second drive fails while the replaced drive is still being rebuilt
Caleb Williams
man that guy needs to shave that ugly beard
Nolan Cox
Try to remember that RAID isn't backup.
You should always have a live backup.
Caleb Jones
>tape backup in 2019
>no real alternative if you actually want your data safe
>tape keeps getting more expensive
Carter Miller
>tfw never had a drive fail
>tfw I store everything in a single drive
Jace Ramirez
what is alan resnick doing on Jow Forums
Jordan Turner
>that face when your data is fucked because of the RAID5 write hole.
Samuel Clark
Thinking about getting a 3TB HDD with 7200 RPM. What brand should I get?
Camden Price
I've had good luck with Toshiba 3TB drives. Had them for years no problems. Some of the statistics also seem to show that Toshiba drives are more reliable.
Angel Watson
Alan Resnick is very Jow Forums.
Joshua Cruz
Backblaze is very cheap
Ethan Torres
>tfw your hard drive suddenly dies
>tfw nothing happens because you don't only have a single HDD
>tfw monthly differential backups takes you only 20 min for all the disks
>tfw I have no face
Charles Barnes
who is this beautiful man
Caleb Ortiz
Le Black Mold Syndrome Man
Landon Allen
>Not etching your 1's and 0's in solid granite
Nolan Martin
>do shit
>kills a thread with your personal blog
Nicholas Roberts
Yes, we needed to save that space for yet another Intel vs AMD thread full of links of pajeet blog "articles."
Jordan Walker
elaborate faggot c'mon
Austin Lopez
>monthly
so i only lose 30 days of work?
Ryan Nguyen
if dubs, fail tonight
Hunter Bennett
Recently, I've been getting nightmares of hard drive failure. Seriously if my hard drive failed I'd fucking kms
thinking about buying 2 cheap 1TB drives in RAID. y/n?
will SSDs last longer?
Christopher Brooks
>cloud
Good luck trying to speculate into the void and attempt to encrypt your data in a way that
>1) doesn't have a heavy performance hit when accessed locally live
>2) it won't be trivially crackable in the next 30 years.
Otherwise you might as well upload it all directly to faceberg.