I just use 3.5" floppies.
Flip flop to the tip top of the mip mop!
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At 1.44MB a piece, you would need over 3.6 million disks to get 5TB. You could probably fill your house with that many :)
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I never knew floppy disks were double sided. I just looked it up and the 1.44 MB disks are double sided, they are 720 KB per side. There are many other 3.5" floppies that have a higher capacity, but were probably not as common. The only one I remember was the zip drive, but it didn't use the same 3.5" disks.
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Those are Office 365 Home accounts (OneDrive + Office 365 subscription). I bet you'll get 5 different accounts because that option is supposed to be used by different family members.
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Yes, office home for 5 users in the same home. Get 5 office complete accounts for several devices (desktop, mobile, online) with 1 tb each.
OP: check out google drive, 100 GB is 1.99 a month, and 1 tb is like $9.99. But neither drive not onedrive are for hosting websites, just for your private/work files, maybe sharing files, team work on files and so on...
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Strange, I pay 2 USD a month for 100 GB on OneDrive as well…
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Office products
"Best for households. Includes Office applications for up to 5 users."
How do I share Office 365 with the rest of my household? at bottom...
"If you have an active Office 365 Home subscription, you can share it with up to four members of your household."
So yeah, it's meant for your family members... :)
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Hi!
I'm lookink for a cloud hosting service. I found Microsoft OneDrive has a 5TB account option, and I think (I'm not sure about this) you can make five accounts (1TB each). I found this in the plans section of the service.
So, can I choose the 5TB option, take 1TB for me, another TB for my friend, and have available three more 1TB accounts? I have no clue how it works.
Thanks!
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