For Geeks: Timelapse video of homemade 16TB NAS

Originally posted by jimslyp69
Well if you are going to store them there, then yes, it is bound to hurt.

Why doesn't it warn you on the packaging?

Originally posted by Woodgie
Why doesn't it warn you on the packaging?

I'd sue if I were you.

Originally posted by Crowley
I'd sue if I were you.

On the up-side, it brings new meaning to portable internal storage and I had the insight to go with a USB connection (I only have the one cable hanging out).
Its installed now, so its staying there.

Originally posted by Crowley
...Do you watch them over and over? I can't fit my head around it. ...

yep. I usually buy only movies that I've seen before, often many many times. most of them I've watched 10+ times, and some 50+. I guess it's the same as with people who read books over and over, which I don't do. I read them once, and that's it. but good movies, I just keep watching them over and over.

Originally posted by wormwood
yep. I usually buy only movies that I've seen before, often many many times. most of them I've watched 10+ times, and some 50+. I guess it's the same as with people who read books over and over, which I don't do. I read them once, and that's it. but good movies, I just keep watching them over and over.

I suppose whatever entertains one is something that you'd want to own, to enjoy again.

Taking this further, I buy books all the time, and I own music, so why not movies? Carry on then.
I suppose television and movies always gets the short end of the stick - some people actually look down on it. Hell, I know I do... But if you find it entertaining, why would Fight Club be any 'less' than say, Beethoven's Fifth?