I will never ever again compress backups. magnetism (forgot to occasionaly reread tapes… for 15 years, plus my Mom put them under the roof).not tap water, but waste water with heating oil) gravity ( slip, bonk, fk… DTLA drives had glass platters and are incompatible with free falling in stair cases).Good method, but ALWAYS finish the session and write the TOC.
The key is in the lock I use it as a fire safe locker, but want to avoid a brute force attack.īefore that I used a dedicated Plextor DVD recorder, gloves and virgin DVD medias, ammo canister as storage for the DVDs. I once had an old thinkpad with two drives in my old company in the server room (I was the admin) but this seemed no good idea after this company was sued and got raided (fortunately the NAS was not of interest).įamily pictures and such are written on older 3.5” server HDs in silicone hard disk protector frames with USB adapters. Gentlemen’s agreement to not push backups before 2 am. My rack in the ground floor houses his NAS. My old dual disk NAS with two new mirrored drives in my brother’s basement in his 19” rack a wee bit unter the ceiling.
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