SD Cards

[Jolly]

@axtremus said in SD Cards:

@jolly said in SD Cards:

Yeah, yeah...You want to go into the nobody owns actual paper shares argument. The stocks can go away, I can still feed my family. And no, all my money is not in the bank.

OK, from that statement I take it you do not take physical possession of stock and bond certificates. And, news flash, no one has all their money in the bank anyway. Even the most ardent advocates for “cashless society” keep a few bucks at home to tip the delivery guy and for emergencies. So your statement about not putting all your money in the bank is rather vacuous.

Back to the stock ownership question. You gotta think deeper than “paper shares”. Even if you physically own the stock and bond certificates, what does “ownership” mean when the “stock” merely represents fractions of some collections of assets none of which you possess physically, what does “ownership” mean when the “bond” merely represent I.O.U.s?

Again, if the cloud goes away tomorrow, can you keep your family warm, fed and safe?

Sure.

How?

[taiwan_girl]

@klaus said in SD Cards:

How did we get from "What are the advantages of SD cards"? to "Can you still feed your family if the shit hits the fan"?

The miracle of TNCR.

One of the things I really like about this forum.

Opening a thread is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you are going to read!! 555

[Axtremus]

Another thing that challenges the traditional notion of “ownership”:

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/11/arts/design/nft-auction-christies-beeple.html

Digital items digitally, cryptographically signed as having been sold and “belonging” to someone.

[Aqua Letifer]

@jolly said in SD Cards:

I have no faith in much of the cloud. The cloud has already proven itself to be a malevolent host and no respecter of ownership.

It's the best backup system available today. Just keep your stuff copied locally and there's no ownership problem.

[George K]

@aqua-letifer said in SD Cards:

Just keep your stuff copied locally

I have my stuff "in the cloud" via Apple's iCloud service. My home folder, documents, photos, etc.

Oh...all that shit is also backed up to an external hard drive too, just in case.

No, wait...two external hard drive.

Not that I'm paranoid.

[Aqua Letifer]

@george-k said in SD Cards:

@aqua-letifer said in SD Cards:

Just keep your stuff copied locally

I have my stuff "in the cloud" via Apple's iCloud service. My home folder, documents, photos, etc.

Oh...all that shit is also backed up to an external hard drive too, just in case.

No, wait...two external hard drive.

Not that I'm paranoid.

My work crap is on Adobe cloud + an external.
Personal stuff is on iCloud + external.
Photos are Adobe + external.

[George K]

The "cloud" is certainly convenient. You can access whatever you want, as long as 1) the cloud is "up" and 2) you have (fast) internet access.

If the cloud went down tomorrow, I'd lose nothing other than an alternative backup scheme.

[jon-nyc]

Me too.

[Loki]

I take it for granted after following the set up. I like my music, my podcasts, my movies and shows from the cloud too. Cloud is always the easiest and best way to get at it.

[Axtremus]

@george-k said in SD Cards:

If the cloud went down tomorrow, I'd lose nothing other than an alternative backup scheme.

Yeah, but if the cloud goes away tomorrow, can you keep your family warm, fed and safe?

[Axtremus]

@aqua-letifer said in SD Cards:

My work crap is on Adobe cloud + an external.
Personal stuff is on iCloud + external.
Photos are Adobe + external.

If the cloud goes away tomorrow, can you keep your family warm, fed and safe?

[Jolly]

@axtremus said in SD Cards:

@george-k said in SD Cards:

If the cloud went down tomorrow, I'd lose nothing other than an alternative backup scheme.

Yeah, but if the cloud goes away tomorrow, can you keep your family warm, fed and safe?

Noticed you never said how you could do it...

[George K]

@axtremus said in SD Cards:

@george-k said in SD Cards:

If the cloud went down tomorrow, I'd lose nothing other than an alternative backup scheme.

Yeah, but if the cloud goes away tomorrow, can you keep your family warm, fed and safe?

[Doctor Phibes]

I don't have any data I couldn't easily live without.

[Klaus]

Why bother with backups? We all die soon anyway.

[Loki]

@klaus said in SD Cards:

Why bother with backups? We all die soon anyway.

Are you kidding me?? All my family and friends will be fighting over access and biographers will be screaming over access and Hollywood screenwriters will want all that content.

Proof of my existence is how I have been spending my whole life! Others may not be so interested now but just wait until I die. Boy will they be sorry, the least I can do is forgive them by having my stuff available.