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by csixty4
3586 days ago
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The most obvious reason is just casually glancing around my office there's two PCs, two Macs, and two phones. Any of them could be in use at a time, and often the only thing that makes this convenient is having them all access the same data on a server somewhere. Also, I can't lose data on a server if my personal equipment is stolen, damaged, or has a catastrophic hardware or filesystem issue (like hit my Mac a couple months ago). Odds are the server is running much better hardware than I can afford, with much better redundancies. |
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