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A DVD that can hold a million movies? Yes, please!
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this post was submitted on 24 Feb 2024
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This is a cool concept and all for very large portable storage... But for media I think self-hosted streaming would be much more effective, or locally playing it on a desktop for whatever future media that can't be streamed well. Can't see a use for portable storage this big yet... But as soon as it fits in a smartphone-sized personal device we've got something that can support future media types with unfathomably large data requirements (portable "full-dive" vr like the matrix, AR, retina-resolution visuals etc).
I would personally be thrilled to use this for backups. I only have ~20tb of data on my NAS currently. A couple of these discs every month or two would work out well for me.
Definitely increases the likelihood of conforming to the 3-2-1 dealio
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There are datahoarders with way more storage space than me. My NAS is set up with 4 16tb drives in what is basically raid 10.