No s em Lisboa . Pelo menos duas ruas na minha comuta diria entraram em obras recentemente . <| sep |> I usually use mobile so i dont see flairs <| sep |> Exceedingly happy with the Blues draft . Nailed it . Suns , Lions , Port and the Bummers also did well . Some strange selections from North and the Pies . <| sep |> I ' m not sure , but mine are all still 1 and from 5089 3 days or soFM I ' ve made just over 2 . 5 m . <| sep |> Liverpool were at home so they decide but you ' re right United do 4 v 4 Liverpool do 7 v 7 . <| sep |> Do you have a source for that ? Just curious . <| sep |> It does , but it can be tricked . A project first uploads to crashplan while it ' s on my active work drive . At some point after completion it probably moves from that drive to my NAS , which is also in the crashplan . However , for big projects , like a feature , I might only keep project files and exports ' live ' on the NAS , and copy all of the original footage off to a spare HDD that goes to live on a closet shelf somewhere . This drive is ALSO in the crashplan . The files are only uploaded once , in theory , and tracked through the system . That HDD is the opportunity for the trick after it ' s backed up , the drive doesn ' t need to exist anymore . You could conceivably reuse and rename a single drive for this purpose because unlike , say , backblaze , there ' s no need for your drives to check in with the service every month . Like anything , it ' s probably trouble to you if they change the rules . That said , I ' m not doing this trick and if your goal is no local storage , it might not be the best system .