I used the second career program in Ontario to go to college, which paid 100% of a 2-year diploma including books, fees, etc as well as a living stipend. It was about $30k per year, and I paid out of pocket to upgrade to a 3 year diploma. I paid that back in income tax within 5 years, and now pay more in income taxes each year than I got in assistance.
I think it was money well spent.
Bourbon is a regionally protected name, like Champagne or Stilton cheese. There are plenty of distilleries making “bourbon-style whiskey”, but they can’t just call it Bourbon.
Well, when was the last time you looked at a hammer and thought “y’know, you’re pretty smart!”
Could be accurate if (lol) they’re doing something that a properly empowered FTC/SEC/DOJ would be very interested in looking into.
That still fulfils the offsite requirement of 3-2-1, so you’re still good there. If you both have a NAS, then you can be each other’s “cloud provider” as well.
Which is the reason for the local backup on my NAS - which is also in a RAID 5 configuration and can survive one drive failure with no loss of data, as well as the copies stored on the original devices. There would need to be a series of unfortunate events for me to lose everything.
Cloud storage allows normal people to better realize a proper 3-2-1 backup strategy though, since it facilitates offsite storage.
That being said, my very important stuff is backed up to more than one cloud provider, just in case.
I think you missed the whoosh