So your blaming Seagate for your clumsiness? Do you also blame Honda when you hit a pole? My Seagate just sits on my desk next to my cordless phone.I pick it up to dust my desk and lay it back down. I dropped my iPhone and cracked the screen. Does it mean Apple is too blame?
Online Storage VS External Hard Disk (advantages and disadvantages)
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Maximus said:
of course i blame them (even if it is not me that make it fall) ; it is supposed to be at least a bit resistant , 30cm is not too high. i saw some other brands that fell from higher without any issue..
when you pay 100 euros for a HDD you expect it to be able to suffer a small impact.
when you are victim of an accident with your car and the airbag failed to protect you, who you blame? you or the airbag...
offtopic: before criticizing someone, learn the fact first.
If something is extremely important I burn it on a DVD. Nothing in m ypc cannot be replaced. Precious moments in time and pictures are burned on DVD's. Other then that if my external HDD fails I will be upset. Good planning is the key to preserving.
Lol. So ok.I will now tell everyone that when they drop there devices your not to blame. Man.I should have blamed Apple for my cracked screen. I am a moron. When you are speeding and hit a pole is that Porches fault? Nope.
Should your HDD have survived a small fall? Sure but Seagate still is not blame for your clumsiness.
Lol. So ok.I will now tell everyone that when they drop there devices your not to blame. Man.I should have blamed Apple for my cracked screen. I am a moron. When you are speeding and hit a pole is that Porches fault? Nope.
Should your HDD have survived a small fall? Sure but Seagate still is not blame for your clumsiness.
Maximus said:
did you read my post?
ok you like making useless argues just to prove that your point is right... ok i let you play alone in this game, have fun.
BoXX28 said:
Just read my analysis over 5 years. I can buy a new external HDD every year at a cheaper cost then online storage. And have more space.
iPanik
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I need some clarification:
Are we talking about Online storage in the form of you buying some gigabytes on some server and dump your stuff on that?
Or are we talking about the cloud thing where you rely on Goggle, Microsoft, dropbox, facebook etc. to store your content across their services?
I use that second option, and in my opinion that is much better than any external storage.
If you only buy some gigs on a server, then you are better of with an external HDD.
Are we talking about Online storage in the form of you buying some gigabytes on some server and dump your stuff on that?
Or are we talking about the cloud thing where you rely on Goggle, Microsoft, dropbox, facebook etc. to store your content across their services?
I use that second option, and in my opinion that is much better than any external storage.
If you only buy some gigs on a server, then you are better of with an external HDD.
) I might try it out but at the moment I am going to stick with my External HDD.Online storage is the cloud. Any online storage or cloud service does the same thing. It a place to store your documents or pictures and share them with family and friends. It can also be helpful when you are working a document from home. Upload it to the cloud. Go to work. Log in and download it from the cloud. But online/cloud storage should not used to backup critical items such as pictures or videos. Sharing is fine but using it as your main source, that's a bad move.
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