Clash of Clans has a Black Friday offer . <| sep |> So far there have been only 2 diddy kong racing games <| sep |> Oh you ' re right lol my bad <| sep |> If someone would have fimed his dog like that and showing it to me , he would get at least 1 punch in the face . <| sep |> Man I couldn ' t sit through that video , because I refuse to believe that this guy has ever done any drugs , or even touched a girl . <| sep |> Yeah that is what I call fan art . There isn ' t much of just Yang and Qrow . <| sep |> Um , so you are saying that based on just two examples , ALL nests must be at pokestops ? <| sep |> Say you have a ligtning strike or your power supply dies and takes out your hard drive it will likely also take out the other one . If your drives are the same age and always run at the same time it ' s likely they ' ll both die close . If you have hardware RAID and your mobo dies , both your drives are now useless , etc . A proper backup is on an external solution , that isn ' t connected to the main system nor powered any more than strictly necessary when updating it or restoring . If you really want to play it safe like me you have 2 of those , one of which is offsite to cater for theft , fire etc . I update my local backup once or twice a week in general , more if say I come back from a job assignment with 80 GB of important stuff I ' ll update the backup straight after having offloaded on the main drive . Once every week or 2 I swap the onsite and offsite by taking the local one offsite , not the opposite so I never have all 3 copies at the same place . Of course all 3 copies are NEVER under power at the same time . That ' s for my personal , very important stuff . For the less important stuff a nice to have archive of things I like to have local access to , but that ' s maintained and backed up by someone else and I could just go to them to make a new copy if necessary I ' m about to ditch that setup that is more than is worth and replace it with the equiavlent of a RAID 6 Drobo DAS so that I can group everything that was spanned over multiple drives and their backups all into one single volume with at least some amount of redundancy and reusing the pile of drives I already have after sorting them by hours count , selecting the lowest use ones , and doing a full wipe on those I ' ll use to exercise them and find any bad sectors , if any is found that drive goes straight to the trash . And yes , proper , safe storage is expensive .