Your hard drive probably has a lifespan that is much much much shorter than facebook's. Good luck.
Maybe not. Drives are cheap, many motherboards have on-board RAID support.
My desktop at home and at work both have RAID1 C drives, and my desktops at both locations do weekly automated backups to a RAID1 NAS device on the respective home/office network. My iMac and MacBookPro also back up using Time Machine to the office NAS (no RAID on these, of course).
All this stuff is cheap these days. We should all take advantage of that.
I name my servers (and desktops and laptops) after Canadian National Parks I have visited -- so Fundy, CapeBreton, BrucePeninsula, Yoho, Kootenay, Kouchibougouac, Auyuittuq etc -- I keep those hard to type ones for infrequently typed names like print servers.
I am also glad to see Microsoft taking this position -- except for the reason stated. They shouldn't be taking this position because discrimination is impacting their ability to attract and retain talented workers, it should be simply because it's the right thing to do! Plain and simple!
That is why I removed all the info from those parts of my profile. My "Friends" already know that information anyway, so I don't need to post it. All posting it does is to let Facebook target you with ads.
First one says "Bread and Circuses", second is "Learn to read latin". :-)
Ummm. No. Fibre To The Neighbourhood, as opposed to Fibre To The Home (FTTH -- and note that Fibre ends with re, not er). http://www.bell.ca/Bell_Internet/Promotions/Fibe-Internet
Your hard drive probably has a lifespan that is much much much shorter than facebook's. Good luck.
Maybe not. Drives are cheap, many motherboards have on-board RAID support. My desktop at home and at work both have RAID1 C drives, and my desktops at both locations do weekly automated backups to a RAID1 NAS device on the respective home/office network. My iMac and MacBookPro also back up using Time Machine to the office NAS (no RAID on these, of course). All this stuff is cheap these days. We should all take advantage of that.
I name my servers (and desktops and laptops) after Canadian National Parks I have visited -- so Fundy, CapeBreton, BrucePeninsula, Yoho, Kootenay, Kouchibougouac, Auyuittuq etc -- I keep those hard to type ones for infrequently typed names like print servers.
I am also glad to see Microsoft taking this position -- except for the reason stated. They shouldn't be taking this position because discrimination is impacting their ability to attract and retain talented workers, it should be simply because it's the right thing to do! Plain and simple!
That is why I removed all the info from those parts of my profile. My "Friends" already know that information anyway, so I don't need to post it. All posting it does is to let Facebook target you with ads.