Re:Google is killing unlimited Drive storage for non-enterpr...
by Dylan16807 on Tuesday October 13, 2020 @09:31PM
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Just for reference: For someone using the service properly, no loopholes to get around the 750GB/day upload limit, it would take 30 account years to upload 8PB.
Re:Google is killing unlimited Drive storage for non-enterpr...
by thatguy0900 on Tuesday October 13, 2020 @08:29PM
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Except the advertising for the bathroom in this case says pay $12 and smear feces as much as you want. Thats what google did. They said unlimited.
Re:Google is killing unlimited Drive storage for non-enterpr...
by tw04 on Tuesday October 13, 2020 @11:02PM
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Not even a little bit. Google is advertising "public restroom" and you're saying "well they didn't actually say I had to go IN THE TOILET". No, they didn't say that, because they expected you to use basic common sense.
You link me to Google suggesting people setup a 24/7 cam stream rip dumping directly to their drive and I'll go ahead and concede it's the equivalent of "please smear feces on our walls".
Spend 5 minutes on r/datahoarder and you see people writing scripts to bypass built-in upload limits to try to gently impose "social norms" on people. Just don't be that guy...
Re:Google is killing unlimited Drive storage for non-enterpr...
by chromedev on Wednesday October 14, 2020 @01:08PM
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The unlimited was actually capped at 1PB
Re:Google is killing unlimited Drive storage for non-enterpr...
by CyberDildonics on Tuesday October 13, 2020 @08:39PM
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Google should be able to set proper boundaries by now, either with a number, through data transfer rates or both. They have every technical option to set limits wherever they need them. Don't blame users for a flawed system.
The fact that they didn't explicitly tell you not to store 8PB of data on a service that costs $12/mo doesn't preclude you using COMMON SENSE. "But nobody told me" stopped being an excuse when you were in preschool.