Unforeseen @ Unforeseen @sh.itjust.works

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If they do, they would probably go nighty night too after that dose

I'd love to be a fly on the wall in the actuary offices of these companies. Not enough popcorn in the world.

And the situation where I need to restore more then 8tb would be when I lost all my original data, and the backup NAS itself.

If that happens I'm not worrying about spending $280.

The funny part is Germany has the lowest amount of working hours in the world

In Germany, on the other hand, it was just under 1,354 hours per year (26 per week and 3.7 per day), which was the lowest of all the countries studied.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_average_annual_labor_hours

I'm not sure about the iscsi protocol. They allow VMs, including harddrives via USB, so the point of doing this making it more expensive does not apply considering someone could just hook up 100tb+ of USB drives and still be clear under the TOS.

If they did have a problem with this I would just do that instead.

I use the unlimited consumer backblaze with private key on a windows VM. I provision a 40tb iscsi connection to the VM from a NAS and all kinds of various homelab systems and devices store thier backups there. Works great and is the cheapest possible option at $9 a month.

Lol reminds me of everyone's back seats with all the little (and sometimes not so little) holes melted through from the cigarette embers flying back.

As in double down on your chance for a heart attack

I thought that was also the case for the one OP is talking about, ya kuake

Or spongebob

As someone who has hired hundreds of people, its quite rare for someone not to be nervous, although the more senior the posistion the less the case generally.

Most people are nervous enough that you can notice thier hands shaking, especially for junior posistions.

I just put them at ease as best I can, most relax somewhat but some don't

Ahh a slot tech in the wild 🧐. A rare creature, known for its great distaste of the peasants who flock to its machines in search of a glory that remains elusive.

Quite painful I'm afraid

Yeah it did, it caused a mental shift on how you look at it from giving you something to taking something away from you instead.

I dont really feel tempted at all long term, because I had tried smoking one a couple years later and it was like sucking on an ashtray. Because I was no longer addicted I didn't get the relief anymore that smoking gave, and that let me move on more fully.