B - 4TB
D - 4TB
E - 8TB
G - 4TB
I - 4TB
J - 4TB
T - 8TB
U - 2TB
V - 1TB
Y - 4TB
43TB
And the above does not include these drives:
M - MyCloud
N - MyCloud
Z - Alex's backup
It feels like I am being silly and foolish to be able to list out that I have 43TB of storage and not feel like I have a single set of data that can be backed up. I have so many copies of so many files, it makes me almost nauseous to think about it.
The worst part? I don't have a plan to create that single set of data and to then incorporate new files into the single set of data. When I write "single set of data," I mean I have MP3s, JPGs, PDFs, DOCs, BMPs, PNGs, XLSs, ZIPS, WAVs, WMAs, 3GPs, and HTMLs scattered throughout that 43TB and have no clue if the MP3s on drive E are a backup or the collection of files I should be making changes to. It's such a mess. I really need to wrap my head around it and sooner than later as I have been working on all of this for ~2.5 years. It's lunacy!
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