Bitcasa vs carbonite vs crash plan Patch#

I just don't have the bandwidth to back it all up nor download it all again. I have local back ups but no online back ups. If I recall correctly, some guy was on vacation when Amazon canceled unlimited storage. As Amazon Cloud? Then you need to move it. What if Backblaze does this same thing as Crashplan. Now I've lost access to my media: Plex, Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, etc. Well, internet isn't a necessity so I'd cancel that first. What if I lose my job and I need to juggle paying rent, electricity, water and internet. I may have 250Mb/s now but what if I move in a few years and I'll only have 100Mbps available to me. I don't want to watch something in worse quality than I ripped it. Maybe my ISP get's DDOS'd and service drops. I may not suffer an outage over a rain storm but I could experience other outages, maybe a car hits the utility pole with my internet line on it. That has only caused me to double down on my local media.

Bitcasa vs carbonite vs crash plan Patch#

We couldn't download a patch for a video game because it was still early in the month (may need that bandwidth later on!) My host was in the rural areas where the only internet is via satellite and there was a datacap on it, not like the 1TB I have here at home. There was a moderate rain storm (nothing crazy, just 'Oh, it's raining.') and we lost internet *and* TV. A few months ago () about this and then just two weekends ago I saw just how much I take internet for granted.

This isn't really a Backblaze specific issue with me, as it may be with him or her. I'm not the poster Jedi was replying to but I **do not** and **will not** keep my Plex media on the cloud.