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Is it safe, then, to assume that inf works in the same manner as common-sensical infinity? May I rely on operations in the intermediate steps of my algorithm which involves inf, taking it to be true infinity, and only deal with its results in the end? Or if not, should I catch it? But how can I, since it is not the maximum or minimum double?

finally upgraded mirror gen 2 from os3 to os5. created new accounts, can log into device, and linked goodsync for wd to mirror gen 2 successfully. gen 2 still had the old backups from a few years ago when the device stopped for no apparent reason (been using onedrive since). i set up a new backup relationship apparently successfully and ran it. previous backup was less than 600 GB, and the execution of backup showed all the old files/folders to be removed, and the new ones to be added. new backup is less than 4 GB. however, the mirror gen 2 now thinks it is full with 0.00 GB free out of 2 TB capacity. How can this be? I manually deleted all the old backups that remained and emptied the recycle bin. goodsync explorer shows many non-sensical filenames on the mirror, i.e. bin, CacheVolume, dev, etc, lib, lost+fpound,mnt, nfs, and many others that show 0 kb volume. it also contains my new backup relationship, but it is unclear if data is really there. can i just delete all these non-sensical folders, or how do i proceed?

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This study explored how participants discursively rendered voluntary kin relationships sensical and legitimate. Interpretive analyses of 110 interviews revealed four main types of voluntary kin: (i) substitute family, (ii) supplemental family, (iii) convenience family, and (iv) extended family. These types were rendered sensical and legitimated by drawing on the discourse of the traditional family. Except for the extended family, three of four voluntary kin family types were justified by an attributed deficit in the blood and legal family. Because voluntary kin relationships are not based on the traditional criteria of association by blood or law, members experience them as potentially challenging, requiring discursive work to render them sensical and legitimate to others. 17dc91bb1f