- Posts we read
- 65
- Asking a question
- 42%
- Median replies when read
- 9
Over 14 to 20 September 2026 we collected 65 posts from r/DataHoarder, and 27 of them put a question mark in the title. That is a community in the habit of asking, which is the habit worth being present for.
The words that came up in the most separate titles were data (6), drive (4), storage (4), videos (4), archive (3) and backup (3).
What they asked
The most recent questions, newest first. Reply counts are what they were when we collected the post, which is usually a couple of hours after it went up.
Is Podcast Hoarding a thing?32 replies · 20 September 2026Best gamefaqs guide downloader?2 replies · 20 September 2026Early datahoarding with Commodore 64 (or VIC20) and Turbotape?11 replies · 20 September 2026What niche media do you guys hoard?113 replies · 20 September 2026Which one should I get?11 replies · 20 September 2026Do any of you TV/Movie hoarders ever get stressed because you own so much content you can never decide what to watch and you get kinda discouraged?47 replies · 19 September 2026What’s one type of data you regret not backing up earlier?5 replies · 19 September 2026Does anyone here hoard their local news?3 replies · 19 September 2026Where/how to buy 4-5x NAS-grade HDDs cheapest?14 replies · 18 September 2026How are people mass-saving , ripping , or scraping Twitter posts and media these days? I've heard people use Gallery-DL successfully, but the last time I tried with WFdownloader , jdownloader etc, it got my Twitter accounts temporarily restricted1 reply · 18 September 2026New Seagate n300 16TB weird sound? Trust with data?2 replies · 18 September 2026What is the current equivalent to the ASUS BW-16D1X-U?1 reply · 18 September 2026Anyone remember the CD STOMPER?90 replies · 18 September 2026Why do so many websites link to Twitter for a tweet especially when now they are mostly all dead links?1 reply · 17 September 2026
What else drew replies
Posts that were not questions but had picked up the most discussion by the time we read them.
Extracting data from a HDD in a 386 computer69 replies · 20 September 2026NAS noise is the biggest aphrodisiac around59 replies · 20 September 2026Xcancel service is once again suspended due to new legal proceedings42 replies · 14 September 2026I have a privately made DVD that will not completely rip. Any advice41 replies · 20 September 2026I have no money and I must hoard41 replies · 20 September 2026I think I "might" perform a backup29 replies · 18 September 2026
Every week of r/DataHoarder, without reading any of it.
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