Yeah they do, it has absolutely become the norm and has been for several years. It may not be the norm among Lemmy users, but general public absolutely do use cloud storage for especially pictures.
ExcessShiv
joined 1 year ago
Which is why I mentioned limiting it to data centers as an option
Most people save these thing in some sort of cloud storage solution.
A small data center has been estimated to use upwards of 25 million liters of water per year if it relies on old-school cooling methods that allow water to evaporate.
So pass a law banning evaporative cooling systems from all industrial and commercial applications (or single out data centers), give them 6 months to comply and start handing out fines every day past the deadline.
Sure, if paying them ment that they also didn't data mine the shit out of you and sold it to 3rd parties...but no they insist on double-dipping so they can get fucked.
They'd have to call it "Not tesla"
"Cyber Power" it is then
But also fairly dead according to the description
What WAPs are you using?
I'm looking for a new router and some APs as well, and this one seems to offer what I want at a somewhat decent price point...but good lord that thing is seriously ugly, everything about it is just terrible.
Edit: oh it doesn't do POE, then it's not interesting as an AP
What's the benefit here? Regular HDDs have more than enough speed for watching movies/series, why not store directly in the "library"?
Good for you, that's not the norm though and you know that.