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Old 10-02-2014, 01:44 PM   #189
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The cloud is such a better solution.
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Ask Mrs. Linn Nygaard about this.
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Eh, why? What has Linn Nygaard to do with storing your books in Dropbox?
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You don't see a connection between someone who lost access to their cloud data and the idea of relying on cloud data?
I have to agree with tompe about this.

The original mention of using the cloud was as opposed to SD cards. Not for the purpose of keeping your multiply-redundant backups, just as a means of quick access (or access in general) versus SD cards.

And cloud can easily mean your home server running calibre-server or COPS or calibre2opds in apache/dropbox/something, or whatever.

So yes, I would rely on cloud data, even after taking Linn Nygaard into consideration.
On the other hand, I wouldn't rely solely (that being the operative word, perhaps you should've mentioned it ) on cloud data, but then again that was true before her and anyway no one has suggested doing so.
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