Well I am sorry I trod on your toes Jeannie you are right with personal choice of course but I am logic driven
Quite frankly and hoping I don't provoke any more offence but storing that much data is a mystery to me simply because if you have read or watched that much surely you would not trawl back through it to see it again and storing that much music well how is there enough hours in a day to hear it again??
So you are saying I'm illogical?
Other than your fallacy of spreading data out over multiple HDDs to merely
minimize loss (instead of utilizing proper backup procedures to
eliminate data loss), my biggest issue was you imposing your needs and values on others, which you have just done again. You may not want to listen to much music, watch many movies, or do much reading. I, and many others, can listen to music all day, and listening to the same old same old would get boring, hence the desire and need for a large variety. I can easily go through an eight hour play list in one day. Same for books and movies. I have one book I reread once a year (Wind in the Willows). There are a several others that I read every two or three years. Other books I may not read again for many years but, unless the book was a dud, I will eventually reread it, often more than once. Same for movies, I eventually rewatch most of them, some more than others. I'm not the only one who does this.
