From the moment I heard about The Cloud, I thought it was a stupid idea. Why would you put your important data in the hands of a third party? They’ll steal it, lose it, manipulate it, overcharge for it, go out of business, change the rules, etc.
Because for important data, most people don’t have off site storage available that’s not a cloud unless they go to the trouble of renting a safe deposit box with a hard drive or something, which most won’t. No off site means one bad fire or burglary could wipe you out.
From the moment I heard about The Cloud, I thought it was a stupid idea. Why would you put your important data in the hands of a third party? They’ll steal it, lose it, manipulate it, overcharge for it, go out of business, change the rules, etc.
No, I’ll just buy another hard drive.
Because for important data, most people don’t have off site storage available that’s not a cloud unless they go to the trouble of renting a safe deposit box with a hard drive or something, which most won’t. No off site means one bad fire or burglary could wipe you out.
And now “The Cloud” bought all the affordable hard drives…