how are you traveling? snakes on a plane; airplane!; speed; planes, trains and automobiles; air force one; pelham 123..., all good 'pre-trip' movies, and each worthy of a re-watch.
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the pricing of '365' is essentially a subscription to cloud storage, whether you use it or not, and getting office 'free' with that sub.
a long-overdue and very welcome addition to mobile.
so, what? 4-5 minutes instead of 2? yea, that'll keep people watching.....
something else
it's a hell of a lot more work and liability than just renting the server space and letting the user do 'whatever' with it.
smr drives are horrible. we have some here. some by accident, others for cost savings (used only for long term, large file storage)--but all of smr's faults are really not worth it.. maybe at half the price per tb it might be--for some use cases, but not at current pricing.
the last batch we got in don't even support trim, so i guess the only way to 'clean up' zones is to literally dump everything off, secure_erase them, and 'start over'.
yup. wikipedia's salaries aren't 'too low'--the others (mostly-publicly traded or dreaming-of-an-ipo) pay their top executives way too fucking much.
devices on the hub share the total bandwidth to/from the host system's usb port. data going between drives on the same hub has to travel to the host then back again.
so: transferring files to/from a single drive will go 'full speed', transferring files between two drives on that hub will run at about half speed, accessing data on all the drives on that hub at the same time (such as syncing a snapraid array built on externals all connected to that hub) will be painfully and brutally slow.
on our vizio, from the settings side panel: all settings->admin/privacy->viewing data. turn it off.
70 is the 'new' 60
it's on freevee (amazon) and tubi right now.
we have an old manual that's used occasionally as a prop or 'instrument' in local productions and concerts by schools, community groups, etc.