My renewal for BackBlaze happened last week on 2/20 - $100 for the next year is what I pay. I'm still working on getting a "single set" of data across my external hard drives (EHDs).
In the screen captures below, I do not include c:\, f:\, v:\, w:\, or x:\ in my calculations, mainly because they are measly MB capacity - not even a GB.
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| The green box shows what I am including for my calculations . . . |
Because I suck at math, I used Google to add up the capacity of my EHDs and my Free Space.
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| Capacity |
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| Used |
Thus, to calculate the percentage of terabytes being used, I divided the used amount (15.70594) by the capacity (40.94838). My answer is 0.3835546119284817, but I know if I multiply that by 100, I'll get a percentage, which is 38.35546119284817%. When I took the used (15.70594) from the capacity (40.94838), my answer is 25.24244 TB free.
My overall goal is to create a single set of data. Right now, it feels like I have more duplicate files than 'real' files.
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| Sorted by Volume column |
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| Sorted by Capacity column |
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| Sorted by Free Space column |
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| Sorted by % Free column |
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