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48TB rust in raidz2 reporting in

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20gb strewn across 3 RAIDS, no idea what file system type they use.

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108TB SHR reporting in.

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8TB reporting for duty. 🫡😂

Seriously though. What’s the best help to lend out say 2tb?

Edit:This is a serious question.

I think it was annas archive that has a page for what data they need mirrored the most based on your storage space available. After looking into it.

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A bunch of USB sticks and external drives turned on and checked from time to time with rare files I need.

Walking along I guess. Bringing some tea.

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You can take a look at Interplanetary File System and see what data you want to mirror.

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IpFS like ddh says makes the most sense probably. But you can archive a lot of raw text. Try to save what you think the Nazis would burn. I doubt archive.org survives many more years. Leaked archives of american research papers too.

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14TB RAID1 setup reporting in.

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324TB misc here for duty

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Heh… I’m actually rewatching Dragon Ball right now.

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Holy shit, you’ve nearly 20x’d me 🫡

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Check again…

That’s “free space”. The 414 represents ~62% of my space (38% used). I’m at just under 700 for usable space. And 2 disks are out of the array at the moment because the backplane went stupid. Turns out that it’s a pain in the ass to open server chassis to replace a backplane when you have to unmount 70 disks. And I’m pretty lazy.

6 x RAIDZ2 | 10 wide | 14.55 TiB
873TiB raw.
960TB raw.

This graph might be better…

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32TB right now.

Got +80TB coming in the mail!

And offside backup coming soon ™️

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<3

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The day the Internet Archive was being attacked and sued, was the signal.

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They don’t have to participate, but it’s a good article to raise awareness for your non tech oriented friends and family.

This is a massive problem, but at the very least it’s happening in an era of very cheap data storage.

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I stopped reading at “literally”, which was early-on.

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did you literally or figuratively stop reading though?

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Lots of people hoard data. The problem is keeping it in a working state. Think about how many people have old towers or laptops in their garage or basement never to look at those downloads or vacation photos again.

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I’m a huge fan of the golden era of anime fansubs. I know a lot of people still have the files, but they’re probably squirreled away on an offline hdd or a bunch of dvds, not being shared. It’s quite sad and frustrating. It’s completely lost culture in many instances.

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