So basically your hard drive went through a Nuclear Holocaust and is now dead...
shitty dude!
Laptops, never trust electronics.....
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Yup....TheRandom1 wrote:So basically your hard drive went through a Nuclear Holocaust and is now dead...
shitty dude!
I've never had a harddrive fail like this before....
So a hard end to the story, as everyone has mentioned always have a backup. Also remember this too, even CD's and DVD's fail which I ran into a few years ago myself also.
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Yup. Burned disks have roughly a 10-15 year shelf life. This is why it's importatnt to have a RAID set-up of some sort, off site back-up, and hell, even a back-up to a cloud somewhere.
Is it overkill? Depends on how important that data really is. You can have a huge home server, but what if your house burns down?
Is it overkill? Depends on how important that data really is. You can have a huge home server, but what if your house burns down?
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In that case, some form of offsite storage.Mr Josh Zombie wrote: You can have a huge home server, but what if your house burns down?
There are companies that offer these services but it can also be as simple as storing media in a bank safety deposit box, friend or relatives place.
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