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In response to "well, crap. oh well." by JaxSean

Platters = spinning rust. I don't put those in portable machines, because they damage easier. -- nm

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Jan 16 '19, 20:09

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so back stuff up often. Got it. -- nm - JaxSean Jan 16, 20:10 15
- Yep. I hear good things about .... Arq, I think it's called? -- nm - Beryllium Jan 16, 20:12 14
  - looks like Arq just Mac for now. - JaxSean Jan 16, 20:21 1
    - blerg. stupid touch screen. -- nm - JaxSean Jan 16, 20:22
  - looks like Arq just Mac for now. - JaxSean Jan 16, 20:19 11
    - "Arq automatically backs up all your Macs and PCs to your own cloud account." - Beryllium Jan 16, 20:25 10
      - But if I have purchased cloud storage somewhere, wouldn't i already get that? - JaxSean Jan 16, 20:32 8
        
        I have more data than dropbox allows me to store, so I use Amazon S3. It does not have a dropbox-style interface, it is purely raw storage. - Beryllium Jan 16, 20:35 7
        
        got it. thanks. - JaxSean Jan 16, 20:42 5
        
        The should be a function lock which will invert those keys back around -- nm - Karl_S Jan 17, 03:59
        
        There's usually a software setting to invert that. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 16, 20:52 3
        
        F5 ... that's refresh, right? Technically not necessary on SlackerTalk. Just press the period key (.). -- nm - Beryllium Jan 16, 20:53 2
        
        more for running sql -- nm - JaxSean Jan 16, 21:23 1
        
        Oh, fair point. I should use that more when I run my IDE tests ... usually I just use the mouse. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 16, 21:30
        
        Of course, I should also entertain the theory that it's not the right fit. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 16, 20:38
      - ^-- this is for Arq Backup. Arq Cloud Backup has its own storage. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 16, 20:26
And what krusty said about boot drives is bang on. If storage is needed, spinning rust can bridge that gap - SSDs are for speed and wear/tear. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 16, 20:10

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Platters = spinning rust. I don't put those in portable machines, because they damage easier. -- nm

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