Subject | Re: Adobe's Low hanging .... ? |
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Date | 07/19/2014 03:02 (07/18/2014 21:02) |
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doesn't matter.Sandman
No, he had backup.Whisky-dave
once he knew it was lost he could recover itSandmanWhisky-dave
It wasn't lost, he had backup.
How many backups.
that's just linkbait.Whisky-daveyuo don;t know you've lost data until it's not there.Sandman
Not sure what this is even supposed to mean.
http://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/hazards-of-the-cloud-data-storage-servi ces-crash-sets-back-researchers/52571
no need to access the backup if the main drive works.Whisky-daveYou have to know you're datas lost before you get it from a backup.Sandman
A requirement to restore data from a backup is not knowledge about another copy of it being lost.
Then why would you access the backup ? or perhaps it;'s an archive IF you know the duffernce that is.
they really need to update their system.Whisky-daveWe've had whole servers go down and no been able to recover from a backup.Sandman
So you didn't have backup. That's stupid, and I hope smarter people are in charge since then.
They thouht they had a backup but it was useless as the discs had crashed. The automated backup hadn't happened because of a power failure that crashed the drives.
and in practice.Whisky-daveA backup is useless unbless you know you can get the data back.Sandman
A backup isn't a backup unless it provides data to be brought back from it.
it's why it's called a backup. Because in theory you can get back up and running.
that's why there are backups, so you don't have to manually put them in the proper order.SandmanWhisky-dave
And according to you, something you can not reach is lost. That's a pretty idiotic standpoint.
Any fool can find a 1 or a 0 getting them in teh right order is the tricky part.