Ask HN: Why is the MS default: No, remove the files?
This default seems to go against the norm in software of making the user actively select delete/remove.
This default seems to go against the norm in software of making the user actively select delete/remove.
I would appreciate any suggested reading for someone (novice) who is trying to improve their data analysis skills, specifically as they pertain to the basic web analytics data set.
Currently I have one hard drive on my home Windows 7 desktop machine, with dropbox sync setup to mirror certain folders and then I use Google Drive for most of my pictures and media sorts. Now I am thinking I need a local option, something fully under my control (and unfortunately my responsibility).
With so many options out there, I wanted to see what the users of Hacker News were doing with their personal files, outside of the plethora of cloud solutions. Thanks!