Toaster RAID Returns, Better Than Ever

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I thought the idea in fitting a NAS into a toaster is that you plugged the disks through the bread slots!
 
[citation][nom]ytoledano3[/nom]I thought the idea in fitting a NAS into a toaster is that you plugged the disks through the bread slots![/citation]
yeah it would ve been nice if you could just shove in two hot plug & play drives in there.
 
[citation][nom]boostercorp[/nom]yeah it would ve been nice if you could just shove in two hot plug & play drives in there.[/citation]
Imagine a backup-product like the various 'one-touch' backup offerings -- but in this case, you just push a drive into the toaster slot -- it begins the backup process, when done, it can eject** the drive. That sounds very sweet.

**-raise drive, not physically throw it out of the toaster! 🙂
 
How's this hold up in a heavy sea? Data corrupt, read errors as you pound to weather could be a problem. Also where's the view of the light show, I wanted to see those led's flashing and shining thru the bread slots. A hollow-graphic hula girl shining a-top the slots would be a motivational feature. Ideas for toaster RAID 2012
 
[citation][nom]studiopronto[/nom]Maybe you could connect it wirelessly to your network and "hide" it in your kitchen.[/citation]

hmmm and then your girlfriend get's a craving for some toasted bread ...
all kinds of crumbs and sh** inside your raid
 
[citation][nom]studiopronto[/nom]Maybe you could connect it wirelessly to your network and "hide" it in your kitchen.[/citation]

Sounds like an amazing way to hide something.
Possibly make it so 1 of the slots work, and insulate the computer from the heat? Forcing a shutdown if the toaster is actually used. All wireless of course. :)

[citation][nom]boostercorp[/nom]hmmm and then your girlfriend get's a craving for some toasted bread ...all kinds of crumbs and sh** inside your raid[/citation]

Ha. My brother used to put waffles in our VCR, and yet it still lived. A protected compuer would be fine.
 
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