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^ This x 1000 I feel for the guy, I do, since I have been there myself: I learned the hard way a few years back when my only drive died :( I recently took sto
by _Understated_ 10y ago
^ This x 1000
I feel for the guy, I do, since I have been there myself: I learned the hard way a few years back when my only drive died :(
I recently took stock of my backup situation and found it lacking so I changed it:
Working data on 2 x 3TB RAID1 WD Reds
Sync'd to my laptop via OneDrive (changing as I type this to Sync.com - getting rid of OneDrive)
Backups nightly to WD NAS downstairs
Monthly backups to USB drive that goes almost everywhere with me.
Not perfect as Sync.com is my only offsite but I am confident that anything short of a direct nuclear strike should be salvageable.
Edit: Clarity and formatting
- ctrlrsf 10y agoThe backups to USB drive are crucial since a bug could wipe out your synced files. If not already, I suggest you encrypt it, especially since you take it around with you.
- _Understated_ 10y agoI encrypted it with Bitlocker: not perfect but I am not worried about the NSA coming after me. :)