backupfaith
/ˈbækʌpˌfeɪθ/nounVerified NewBelief in a backup that has never been tested, held on trust rather than evidence.
The drive blinks; the cloud bar says synced; no one has ever restored anything. Backupfaith is insurance never claimed — comforting right up to the flood, which is when the faith is usually discovered to have been misplaced.
Etym. — *backup* + *faith*; unverified belief in a technical arrangement.
Rel. — versionfog
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