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If Hillary Clinton’s online data isn’t safe, I don’t know who’s is. That’s the problem with cloud computing these days, honestly. Everyone’s data is stored on one large server farm owned by an internet giant like Dropbox, or Google, or even Apple’s iCloud (remember the celebrity hacks in 2014?). All the data lies at one place… one attack and everything is compromised.
You could do one of two things to prevent this crisis from happening. Option A is to go completely off the grid. Delete your internet presence so that no further harm can be done. That’s a little extreme if you ask me, which is why there’s option B. Set up your own cloud server. Usually that takes some expertise, a hefty wallet, and a reliable power supply, but we don’t talk about usual here. We’re all about the unusual and the awesome and that’s what the Daplie is. One small unsuspecting cylindrical mass, the Daplie may be mistaken for a thermostat, or a Bluetooth speaker. It’s not. The Daplie is your very own cloud server that you can offload all your data on. Since it lies inside your house, your data is truly yours and safe from large scale attacks on servers owned by large internet conglomerates. Privacy also comes with peace of mind since the Daplie doesn’t rely on a monthly payment or subscription model. It’s your cloud server, in your home. Your data is yours to access (not even Daplie can access your data) forever, and for free. You can configure the Daplie to sync to your devices and storage drives and back up all your data to your own personal cloud and access it anywhere. You even get to choose who you want to share your data with, making the Daplie work just like your online storage service… just more secure, more reliable, and free (since you pay just once)!
The Daplie comes in two parts. One’s the Cloud component, a slick, aluminum and white plastic disc that you can place anywhere in your house. Plug a LAN cable and a DC cable and your Daplie comes to life! Now for storage, Daplie comes with 1Tb storage discs that stack over each other like cylindrical bricks. You can layer storage on top of one other to create up to 4Tb of cloud storage! That’s enough to back up all your devices and data for nearly a decade!
So much better than going amish and stepping off the grid, right?! The Daplie is the best solution to your data storage and security woes. In a world where freedom and privacy are so often compromised, Daplie provides you with the right to own and access your files anywhere, anytime. Because your data, your memories, they belong to you and you alone.
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Earlier this month, researchers at UpGuard reported that US military intelligence gathering data had been stored on a misconfigured Amazon Web Services S3 server that wasn't password protected and was publicly viewable. While the data in that leak ap...
There aren't many ways to make data center storage exciting, but mentioning a drive that could hold up to one petabyte (1,000 terabytes) comes close. Intel is making the case to swap out old disk-based drives in data centers with SSDs, and as part of...
At last, Intel is making a stand-alone drive based on its extremely fast 3D storage technology... although you're probably not about to pick one up yourself. The chip maker has unveiled the Optane SSD DC P4800X, a drive destined for the PCI Express o...
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It's hard not to follow the hacks and cracks of the election, even if you don't want to -- every day there's a new accusation or hysterical revelation. So you no doubt saw "Was a Trump Server Communicating With Russia?" postulating that Donald Trump'...
Thanks to streaming, physical formats like CDs and Blu-rays aren't as popular than they once were. Some people choose to sign up for a monthly subscription like Netflix or Spotify, while others take the DIY approach. For many years, Plex has helped p...