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That's my problem with all these online storage things. It's too expensive to save my 150 gigs of FLAC/mp3 on their service. Not even S3 is cost effective. And
by spydez 19y ago
That's my problem with all these online storage things. It's too expensive to save my 150 gigs of FLAC/mp3 on their service. Not even S3 is cost effective.
And I do not want to waste all the time to rerip all those CDs if my computers gets stolen (again), so I finally had to settle for rsync and Dreamhost @ $12/mo for 500 GB, but Dreamhost is far from fast, so it's not perfect.
- kingnothing 19y agoWhy not just buy a hard drive, store your audio on it, and leave it at a trusted friend / relative's house?
- spydez 19y agoI'd like to keep it up to date, so just a harddrive is inadequate, since all my trusted friends and relatives are 3 hours away. I'd need a whole computer, on 24/7 with some ports forwarded and stuff. I don't want to impose the... 8 or 10 bucks extra electricity per month a 24/7 comp uses. (Also, there's the nice side benefit of having a webserver to host my random forays into web design, personal blog, etc.)