Never go over 600gb

Bro stop data hoarding

Bro Im flabbergasted i lon do it my bro did it hes with computers i just hopped on the bandwagon

This is your loveltter to him.

Im confused bout what yall speaking about

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i use docker bro sett up 4 me

I understand your point, but for use cases like ours—especially in a medical setting—it’s not that simple. We deal with large data volumes such as X-rays, which can’t just be kept locked away on local HDDs indefinitely. Backups are essential, and having them online (rather than only on physical drives) ensures accessibility, redundancy, and safety.

Naturally, uploading sensitive data like medical records directly to the cloud poses security risks, so we always perform encryption before any upload. This ensures that even in a worst-case scenario, the data remains protected.

Our clinic handles a significant number of X-rays, so storage needs are greater than most personal users might imagine. And since we operate across multiple locations, we use our unused storage capacity to share and sync important data more efficiently. It’s not just about ā€œfree storageā€ā€”it’s about smart, secure, and distributed data management in a professional environment.

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Can I have 1 STORJ for every time the word ā€œbroā€ is used in this thread?

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I’m fairly certain our homie is either super high or adolescent but one thing is certain: He is the whitest kid you know, cosplaying as something he aint.

I love it

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hello how do you see that using a scrip ?

How do I see what?

a scrip :slightly_smiling_face:    

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