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I use Insync since this seems to be one of the few softwares that works on both Windows as well as a Linux box. But it has crazy privacy concerns. I have been able to view documents uploaded on someone else's account on my Insync app! I have no idea how many folks have seen my documents/data.
One of my worries that keeps me sleeplessly awake at nights sometimes is the possibility of solar flares wiping out storage/data -- at my bank, on my hard drive and what not. A sufficiently strong solar flare can essentially put us back a few centuries electronically, and a few millenia socially, instantly.
Wonder if there are stress tests on cloud storage that account for this possibility by means of adequate insulation or whatever it is that can counteract a solar flare.
Pleasantly surprised at it catching a memory leak:
https://whatdoesthiscodedo.com/g/28d19ac
Although, I should add that it incorrectly states that the last memory allocation will be preserved. It will not be preserved since the pointer goes out of scope.
It is not clear to me why only these depositors of SVB deserve special treatment of full reimbursement of their funds. Is this not unfair towards those that held > $ 250 K in other bank failures where the rule of law was applied of not insuring such deposits?