top | item 23879959 All 21 TB of code on GitHub was moved to cold storage at an actual Arctic vault 4 points| BerislavLopac | 5 years ago |syfy.com | reply 3 comments order hn newest [+] [-] djeiasbsbo|5 years ago|reply Wait... only 21TB? I have a 20TB disk (two 10TB disks in a RAID) which I got a couple years ago with the first three paychecks of my first ever job.So basically... almost everyone could store aall of this data with a bit of money saving! I would have guessed there to be much more... [+] [-] lostmsu|5 years ago|reply Do these 21TB include all the repository histories, issues, releases, etc? [+] [-] pixelface|5 years ago|reply the more amazing thing to me is the idea that you can fit github on less than $500 in external drives. curious now about creating an all-of-github local mirror, could be a fun project.
[+] [-] djeiasbsbo|5 years ago|reply Wait... only 21TB? I have a 20TB disk (two 10TB disks in a RAID) which I got a couple years ago with the first three paychecks of my first ever job.So basically... almost everyone could store aall of this data with a bit of money saving! I would have guessed there to be much more... [+] [-] lostmsu|5 years ago|reply Do these 21TB include all the repository histories, issues, releases, etc?
[+] [-] lostmsu|5 years ago|reply Do these 21TB include all the repository histories, issues, releases, etc?
[+] [-] pixelface|5 years ago|reply the more amazing thing to me is the idea that you can fit github on less than $500 in external drives. curious now about creating an all-of-github local mirror, could be a fun project.
[+] [-] djeiasbsbo|5 years ago|reply
So basically... almost everyone could store aall of this data with a bit of money saving! I would have guessed there to be much more...
[+] [-] lostmsu|5 years ago|reply
[+] [-] pixelface|5 years ago|reply