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No, actually, cloud storage is a decent way to get off-site backups. Just... Encrypt the HELL out of the backup blobs.

What does the report on the SMART status say? I like Crystal Disk Info for this - but it doesn't handle some RAID interfaces well. *Alysson Rowan* LinkedIn:

Slick, I was kidding, honest. But not about how to configure the damned thing. I switch it on. The fan runs, the lights blink and it sits there looking balefully at me. I tried sacrificing a

I currently have my computer backed up with several external hard drives (they are getting rather elderly), and three different Cloud services (sue me, I'm paranoid). My question is about those

And then they wonder why they're failing. It can't be -their- fault. No, it -has- to be the workers'. ... Sheesh. --- Signature - SFW -

Don't forget the 10 years experience with a new language or framework only developed 3 years ago.

Sometimes I think this modern emphasize on Cloud Computing is actually an NSA or CIA plot to make snooping easier.

You forgot that the short-sighted company that just let go of their IT staff then realizes that they DO need to pay for people to maintain those workstations or laptops they issued everyone. That even

With that kind of ignorance, I'm reluctant to ENABLE you.

Oh and do not forget the cost of data protection insurance, for when, not if, but when, all that could data is hacked.

and that differs from cloud how? someone else is using that too. Reason why I called it nonsensical, is because one can store your own stuff in a draw, or on a shelf, with physical external

The idea is it's a cost savings to not have to pay for servers and floorspace and only pay for the compute you actually use. Then it becomes "Well, it's a bit more expensive but I don't have to

It is. You're paying someone else to pay for servers and floor space. Of course, the concept is that when you're not using it, someone else is, but ... wrote:

that seems a bit nonsensical.

The idea behind it is you don't have to pay for servers and floorspace. wrote:

I want a mug like that one! Honestly, speaking personally, I cannot imagine what purpose cloud computing actually has to the individual, other than allowing other computers to do what you, or your

Depending on how old the ASA is you MAY need a truly ancient version of java to talk to it if you are trying to use a web browser (another thing I hate right there) Otherwise it does have a command

I use a Ubiquiti USG. Sent: 30 April 2022 13:13 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Cloud computing (was Re: [Snorkack] Help with finding a Fic #ficsearch) Truthfully, I know *what* they are,

Truthfully, I know *what* they are, and I am well aware of Cisco's reliance on an operating system that makes Quantum Dynamics in Frenchian n-space read like Pratchett. Maybe the previous owner's

The Cisco ASA is a firewall device. They somewhat of a pain to setup, depending on how old they are. There are much more user friendly devices out there these days. I've set up one or two in my day