Skel1ingt0n
I can't *believe* these lazy developers keep making file sizes so damn large. Btw, how does technology work?
Like many, I have been outgrowing CDs/DVDs/flash drives/portable hard drives, and desktop HDDs for the better part of two decades now.
I'm constantly needing more storage, and have all my stuff strewn about in a million locations. Fortunately, Dropbox has made it much easier to work on the same file from multiple devices, and that's worked well for me the last couple years.
That said, what has long been just a fun side-hobby outside video games for me, my photography is starting to get me some very small-scale gigs, and I'm looking for a better system and centralized location for working on photos and making sure they're recoverable.
A Drobo + online backup (Amazon) seems to be the perfect combo. Mainly because without any work from me, ALL my photos are always backed-up, pretty much instantly. Furthermore, I don't have to invest in all my drives now - I can grow with it. So if I start with 2x 4TB drives, I have three more slots. And what's great, is if when all five slots are filled, I need more storage, I can flip out a 4TB for an 8 or 12TB when they're cheap enough.
Anyway - it's a little expensive, but I think it's a better solution than just buying more and more external drives that eventually get stuffed in a closet. Looking for impressions from those using them here.
I'm constantly needing more storage, and have all my stuff strewn about in a million locations. Fortunately, Dropbox has made it much easier to work on the same file from multiple devices, and that's worked well for me the last couple years.
That said, what has long been just a fun side-hobby outside video games for me, my photography is starting to get me some very small-scale gigs, and I'm looking for a better system and centralized location for working on photos and making sure they're recoverable.
A Drobo + online backup (Amazon) seems to be the perfect combo. Mainly because without any work from me, ALL my photos are always backed-up, pretty much instantly. Furthermore, I don't have to invest in all my drives now - I can grow with it. So if I start with 2x 4TB drives, I have three more slots. And what's great, is if when all five slots are filled, I need more storage, I can flip out a 4TB for an 8 or 12TB when they're cheap enough.
Anyway - it's a little expensive, but I think it's a better solution than just buying more and more external drives that eventually get stuffed in a closet. Looking for impressions from those using them here.