No , no . Im saying I agree with you 100 %, my bad . <| sep |> Shaq would never allow it <| sep |> You can ' t just say that matter of factly . Who knows maybe they ' d have fumbled or thrown a pick . You just don ' t pull some shit like that after gaining momentum . There were 9 minutes left to go . I ' m confident they could have stacked the box and stuffed Zeke and forced a 3 and out . <| sep |> Yeah , they are basically just beelining all the objectives . They should learn from the Soviets that beelining is stupid . They Still haven ' t even taken Qabasin . They are gonna get outflanked . <| sep |> Just follow the 321 backup strategy and you ' re good . You ' ve got three copies of data . Two of those are saved on different media formats . One is stored offsite . My setup is this , and it ' s probably not perfect in the eyes of an IT professional . mycloud 2 t b externalharddrivenaswhite 1766059 . p ? skuId 1766059 ref 212 loc 1 ksidccedb 89981274 a 76 bbc 7 e 5 ce 9 afdae 8 cksprofid 8 ksaffcodepg 199138 ksdeviceclsftref 212 , loc 2 I use this device called WDMyCloud which is a personal network drive . You are able to access it remotely anywhere from any device . I use this to store all my photosdocumentswhatever and save anything directly to this . It has a backup feature which I use once a month to store to an external HDD that plugs into the back of the device . Lastly , I run a batch file which backs up the WDMyCloud drive to my Microsoft Onedrive cloud storage . There are other options like backblaze which offers unlimited storage for $ 5 mo through a clean , easy to use program . Is this excessive for the data I have ? Probably . My photos are shit . Will I ever lose my data ? Extraordinarily unlikely . All of it is automated , so I can ' t claim that it takes any of my time to make sure everything is backed up .