P[drive failure]: how reliable is your NAS?

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.. / \(P[\text{drive failure}]\) in which i never invoke bayes' theorem july 2026 i want to keep my data for my entire life. modern hardware should be advanced enough to support this, but the real world invariably rears its ugly head whenever discussions of "forever" come up, anywhere. nothing is forever. \(P[\text{the world ends tomorrow}] > 0\), after all. my entire life (and possibly the lives of another generation or two) should be sufficient for my purposes. contents background architecture

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