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there is no way in [ __ ] hell you have

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700 000 cds when it comes to storage

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everyone knows the rule of three two one that's three copies of your data across

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two different media types with at least one of them kept off site but did the

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LMG staff practice what they preach acronis sponsored this video and

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provided a license to their acronis cyber protect home office software so we

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could find out who the biggest data hoarder at LMG is and if their data is

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really safe if they're really doing it properly

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i have two of the two terabyte 2.5 drive

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one full terabyte 2.5 drive one 3.5

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external drive for 5 terabyte you said

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so many numbers because you were saying the size of the drive this is impossible

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to like you have five five terabyte drives or

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six to five two five so you have ten i had

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an ass we got more it was like a two bay one now i just like upgraded to like a

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four by one at another 12 terabyte in there so that's like 48 terabytes i'm

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but i have like one drive that's in parity so that nas

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is for 12 terabyte drives right yeah okay if 36e is usable it was mainly for

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all the photo i took and all the client project or my

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personal project and screw project but they're not full right now because i

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just recently upgraded to the four-way drive because i just recently upgraded

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it so like the current setup is the setup i want

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but for those external drives i would really prefer

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just to have like them all in one so andy you have a bunch of external drives

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before right he's a mac user explains that that's a fun way to say never mind

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so you're a mac user used to have a bunch of external drives like in a dock

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right i'm assuming you're using like a toaster so you've sort of been just progressing over the years of you've got

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this two bay and then you've got another awfulness and then he finally bought a

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four bay and then he gets a four bay and now he's moving everything into it okay

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no not already it's like what's a backup like i like

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those hard drive like external hard drives uh i usually don't plug them in

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so they're kind of like uh called code backup it's not a cold backup they bit

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rod andy you gotta keep them going all the time

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and you have to check the data that's on them i will cry and cry hard your backup

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strategy is that you will cry if you lose it he's mean to future andy

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honestly this doesn't look like mac andy this is Windows

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you have a you're participating

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yes you are wow that is a very full five terabyte now that's hoarding you fill up

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the whole thing until you have no swap space left alright it implodes a cloud

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is your nas right yes okay so you got 31 terabytes usable it's actually pretty

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cool oh my god all of these external drives is there photo oh yeah there is

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photos oh wait i gotta see this wait a hub you say oh my god

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oh it is a toaster yeah there's okay okay is that a little nice cable what's

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that it's a TP-Link is that 2.5 g

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whoa look at you does the nas actually have 2.5 gig

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wow okay so you've got two five terabyte drives that are entirely separate now

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you've got oh my god are these NVMe ssds

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what the hell these look like inventory items to me so they're all just hooked

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up to your Thunderbolt what is this handy

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so this is like the type of hoarder who's got like garbage all over

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genuinely every room oh yeah and i prefer the type of hoarder takes all

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their garbage and just puts it in one big golf pile in the middle of their

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living room yeah andy you have a problem yeah this is a

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problem you need to consolidate this he's working on it okay okay okay is the

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plan to take everything put on the nest yes okay

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are you gonna get rid of the other things no then he'll have more space to

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put stuff back on think of your kids i think this is he

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he's like a six yeah yeah i don't know what the scale is

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i have just about 23 terabytes on the main nas and then a couple other

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terabytes here and there and other drives we're talking it's not super full

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because i mostly use it for game capture while i'm streaming

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but uh it's probably like five or six terabytes at this point so i got this

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nas as part of my Intel upgrade setup uh it was a old pc that i kind of

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transplanted into it i've actually switched a little bit of what would seen

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in the video it's now like a Windows system it's not uh unraid

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gotta love running your storage on Windows i

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have some backup stuff so if it's something that i'm really worried about

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losing or i don't i really don't want to replay i'll put it to cloud storage i

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pay for the extra storage on google i do that too you mean you do things properly

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i would replay all the games baby you know who needs to deal with your backlog

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when you can replay the games you've already played it sounds like he's using

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this as like a like a memory bank for all the games

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that he's played so yeah that would be kind of sad to lose that especially as it's you know

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high quality recordings of old vintage games that yeah nobody's probably ever

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played before like i don't know

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castlevania it could be some of mario

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another thing that i would really change is that it's actually a water-cooled

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system oh god the nas is water cooled yeah

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water and and data usually don't mix too well it's an ass it doesn't need to be

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all it really does is end bank on the GPU and so it's kind of cool it sounds

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like his nas is also like his streaming pc i think it's in his encoding or

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something like that yeah it sounds like it's doing the streaming and the recording which is pretty cool actually

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double duty is a good idea yeah wow oh yeah buddy is this taren's desk

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jesus this is like this is a roasting viewers setups video now we've got a

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nintendo 64.

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sorry this

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is where the magic happens there's a lot of game com oh there we go it is under

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the desk you're right wow look at all those it's all my hard drives

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i think under my recommendation he bought a proper hba which is cool rather

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than just plugging into like SATA ports that's a good recommendation hold on

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this game the attention is holding up the reservoir look at the tube this is

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this is so beautifully jank the funny thing is it doesn't look like any water

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is moving in here the idea is i can play games

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while streaming while recording the footage so i can do

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just 17 birds with

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1.3 stones pretty controlled chaos i would say this

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is an extremely reasonable amount of chaos um but the nice thing is he's done

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the garbage pile in the living room yeah but it's not like a garbage pile like

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this is the type of hoarding where you just have too many knick-knacks and

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you've got all your shelves and they just got crap all over them and you're

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like no i can't throw out this vintage mrs buttersworth i might like to look at

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it in five years not that i'm gonna sell it ah and

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un-watercool it and if you're not gonna un-watercool it

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don't have it sitting like on a game

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like kinking the tube it's i like it i'm going to give you a seven david this is

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this is pleasant yeah that's enjoyable it's at least contained in terms of

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storage i have 20 uh hard drives roughly about two

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terabytes each just 20 hard drives holy

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sh and then there's three more that are

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like varying sizes of five four and

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eight terabytes they're all populated because they're my backups

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collectively it's about 82.5

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ish terabytes and then on top of that i have

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uh hundreds of tapes oh and then i have a five bay nas

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populated with eight terabyte drives

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all together it's around 127 ish terabytes

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so uh i'm i'm kind of old

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back in the day i shot everything on tape and

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you know it made more sense because data was or hard drives were more expensive

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so it made sense just to shoot on the tape and have it on the tape uh

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degradation wasn't that bad especially with you know digital video before

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working here i worked uh doing wedding videos for about 10 years and uh

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that's all the videos i've ever

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recorded hundreds of terabytes of someone else's wedding

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no we used to also keep previous clients footage because sometimes they'd be like

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oh hey we didn't actually want to pay for a cut of this but you know we've

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decided and do you still have it we would like to pay you more money and

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sometimes it can be a godsend 120 70's terabytes is an unnecessary quantity of

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terabytes is it unnecessary yeah because

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he's not storing Linux isos right right

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he's storing other people's weddings

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not to throw shade at drobo but i kind of wish i didn't go with the

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drobo droplets drobo i was going to ask you that

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does anybody know what drobo is dropbox okay cool uh it was Thunderbolt

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Thunderbolt 2 and mac specific things yeah oh he didn't

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even mention i forgot he's a mac guy i i went with drobo the drobo setup because

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i had a whole bunch of random discs not like equal size and i wanted

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redundancy and that just was not an option with the standard knife is it

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just in a pile in the middle of his living room like i hope i hope

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not bags so off-site no that was something i

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wanted to look into but now that i've moved out of the wedding industry it

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just isn't really an issue i think it's only ever come up

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once that i needed to get footage again for uh past couple

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see see i told you it does happen right one time how many weddings did this guy

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shoot if he's got hundreds of tapes i mean he probably got so much dopamine

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saving the day that he's never gonna delete any of this

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dick but tldr he should oh yeah burn it

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put it in your yard i mean it's not that big of a deal now even if this is not a

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big deal if you lost it i'd be sad

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yeah i'd be more upset if i lost the videotapes to be honest uh which is part

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of the reason why i'm working on backing everything up i actually bought a vcr

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too to back up all of my old vhs tapes from way back in the day

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it's a damn good vcr too Dan's dad helped me fix it so i shouldn't say help

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me fix it he fixed it for me it's your dad like a vcr repairman yeah

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he ran a shop for years and years he was one of the first colors tv engineers

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yeah fixing them that was a liberal estimate actually uh 127.

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like like i mentioned it it could be close to like half a petabyte

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half a petabyte what if if i really like want to convert everything which i

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haven't yet because i also have cds too i just didn't want to bring up you know

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my pirating kind of prowess how much does a cd hold

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735 mega bibles 100 terabytes i want to

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see his plastic bags we're talking

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you know half a million gigabytes you said how many

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700 30 megs you're talking

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700 000 cds there is no way

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in hell you have 700 000 cds to make up

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okay okay sorry sorry let me deduct let me deduct a little bit here let's start

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with like hundred and eighty that's a lot of plus

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terabytes times a thousand oh my god

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still a lot you need a warehouse to fill

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it's cds mark yourself

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even if i have more data somehow i don't know if i can compete with half

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a petabyte of cds but

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if i have more data i think mark still wins because it's

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just a pure chaos look at all these

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200 no that said Gigabyte okay i'm not impressed anymore

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all right it's just called a t7 old hard drive

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it's a five terabyte a four terabyte of six terabyte i'm sure

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everybody that must that's the drobo oh my god wow he does

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have like 20 hard drives i like that he like 3d printed holders for them or did

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you buy those i don't know that's an ass yeah that's probably the

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drobo maybe i don't know i'm just so

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oh that's not even that many it's like three bins and they're like flat bins

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it's nice i think mark was misleading us a little bit

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i want to see the 500 plastic bags full of loose dvds

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on my main nas i have 64 terabytes of storage and i'm using just shy of 40

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terabytes of it as a general rule i store absolutely nothing on the

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individual computers in the house because that's how you lose data oh

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absolutely right now i have pretty much no SSD acceleration it's basically all

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mechanical that can be okay like my unraid setup is is purely just hard

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drives there is cash drives but i just use them for like storing vms it's kind

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of a weird perspective because he could like basically just have whatever he

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wants and instead he chose not only hard

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drives but they're like the seagate archive ones so they're shingle drives

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yeah not great i also had some regrets before because i didn't have a fast

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enough processor to handle transcoding movies while also putting in closed

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captions which is apparently like single thread limited so i got my hands after i

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built it on a 9990xe massive shout out puget systems that's a

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really unique CPU okay my backup story is a little complicated

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i do have a backup i don't know exactly where it is and it's super out of date

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it's really bad i'm not practicing what i preach when it comes to my personal

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data but the issue is i was going to have Jake help me back it up to the

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office so this is all your fault

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isn't that part of this project good yeah we're building a target so i will

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oh awesome so that's i'm solving it by

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green lighting this video if i lost everything tomorrow i first

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i'd cry i actually would and that's

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yeah you know what oh my god my backup stuff so i even took home our

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old i o say fireproof nas but then i ran into some issue with the

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drives that i was putting it into because really it's the photos yes it's

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all about the family photos and a ton of it i have in google drive or in google

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photos right he uses plex to sync his

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phone's photos back to his nas and like that's how he stores them so

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has he not heard of like sync tracer or like sync thing or one of those like

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google photos or dropbox or like but

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it's like sporadic right like it's not organized

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the one place i have definitely absolutely everything is my nas and so i

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wanted to put everything on the fireproof nas but then i ran into some issue with that too and i've just been

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it's like the mechanic with a crappy car you know i just

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sometimes i don't feel motivated to show my own tech stuff he would cry yeah i

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mean yeah most people would unless it's you know you don't want to lose hundreds

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of weddings

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oh yeah it's actually like pretty i want this case damn it he's the one that has

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it what is the case this is like a norco 24 bay case and i've been trying to find

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one you just can't that's nice they have awful back planes it's not that nice

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actually but it's just it's like a cheap way to

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to do it but yeah i mean it's a pretty sweet setup so i guess this answers the

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question of how much storage you have because we're looking at it looks like you've got two no that's worked let's

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use one okay so it looks like you've got about 84

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terabytes use something like that usable so that's pretty impressive i think oh

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yeah array of 11 devices

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my what so does your case allow for 11

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or like what are you doing now this is a 12 it's a 12

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okay like i haven't touched the drives in my nest okay so Jake is the first one

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to have failures on camera setting up but it's not a failure it's like it's

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not even in the array it's not even been detected so it'd be 104 terabytes right

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and then plus the other eight terabytes i'm just trying to beat mark missing so that'd be

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112 terabytes that's pretty good in my nas that's pretty good and your

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utilization is like at acceptable levels

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for a hoarder i would say i'm using like 50 terabytes

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what do you use your maintenance for well

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besides all the Linux cds there's a few Linux iso's yeah i back up all the other

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systems in my house which is only there's only two systems but yeah

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because i have so much storage i can just it's just rolling back up it's like

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because i have like 60 days worth of backup it's pretty good

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that's pretty good i'm like Linus i i i'm ethical about my Linux isos i pay

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for the subscription Linux at isos you pay for ubuntu when for ubuntu i pay for

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paper mint a lot of it honestly is kind of

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redundant data that i don't need what is what boarding is all about i will admit

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i have far too much data and far too much storage than i should have

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you know yeah i back up to my home nas and i also back up to backblaze

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backwards it cost me like 20 or 30 bucks a month

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but um i know that it's like safe there and it's also at home and it's also on

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the origin so it's in like three different places it's in like montreal

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like kentucky and vancouver so you've gone one step further between two

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on-site one-off site you've also gone like two off-site but in different

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countries yeah that's uh that's pretty critical looks like you've got some

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unified equipment there runs older unified very older

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it's a brand new that's the 2.5 gig switch at the top oh okay yeah that's

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good one and then you've got that nice little rack mount cash and that looks nice too

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what kind of GPU you got in there it's a 1660 ti that's for Linux iso encoding i

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got to score you the problem is that you're doing things properly and you have business related like

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critical infrastructure as well it's a very small percentage of what's on there

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but i don't know six out of ten six seven out of ten

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six six out of seven what did we score mark seven really yeah

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i think mark wins i think mark wins you're a close close goddamn sucker

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but the problem is that you've you've done a reasonable setup here

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instead of playing games you run game servers right

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yeah mark is definitely chaotic and that's what gives him the edge as you

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