If you recall, my backup vortex is not as robust perhaps as Johns, but is robust.

And one part of the backup vortex is a synology, I couldn't even tell the the model number off top my head but a

listener and friend had I completely forgot me a second I reached it scared the poop

out of me but anyways a listener and friend had sent me one that that he the which is a little less than an hour away from here and it was literally the only real purpose it had

was to slur up backups from my sonology here at the house.

Well, there was some real bad thunderstorms that went through the area like a week ago or so.

And I guess wherever my dad and I put this analogy, perhaps it was not on a surge suppressor.

I don't know what happened, but apparently it is dead. I haven't gotten physical

control of it since this happened so I genuinely don't know what the issue is could be

just a power supply it could be something much more you know damaging whatever the case

may be so that's tale of woe number one and

again it could be an easy fix who knows but tale of woe number two is I decided to

take my footstool I I'm sorry, my old synology and bring it back to life so it can

serve as the backup vortex. I had an 1813 plus that synology was kind enough to give to one to all three of us, one a piece,

literally 10 years ago, or 11 now or something.

More I think.

And so it had been my synology up until a few months ago when I got a new one and I just kind of turned it off and basically used it as a footstool.

Well, I brought it back to life and started the backup process and new.

You know, I deleted everything that was on it

because I haven't needed it in months.

And in theory, everything was duplicated

to the new technology.

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