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The issue with these for me is that with the common cloud storage providers, even just backing up my Documents folder raises it above the price of BackBlaze or

• y4mi 9y ago
  if you're willing to pay 50€/year, you could get a hubic[1] subscription for a 10TB cloud storage. i haven't tested it myself though, just heard about it. Its supposidly possible to share this account with friends, because duplicity backups are GPG encrypted. [1] https://hubic.com/en/offers/storage-10tb https://hubic.com/en/offers/storage-10tb
  • ValentineC 9y ago
    Hubic has an unpublished 10Mbps upload speed limit [1][2], which should be sufficient for most backups, but is still something worth taking note of. [1] https://forums.hubic.com/showthread.php?173782-10Mbps-bandwidth-limitation https://forums.hubic.com/showthread.php?173782-10Mbps-bandwi... [2] https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/4o9tm2/psa_hubic_is_now_limited_to_10mbps_transfer_speeds/ https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/4o9tm2/psa_hub...
• rrix2 9y ago
  Duplicity can backup to Backblaze's B2 service, which is an S3-alike where you only pay for storage and download, not upload. 40$ to restore backup in the case of a failed disk, and a few bucks a month (literally) for storage.
• Ajedi32 9y ago
  Anyone have any experience with Sia? $2 per Terabyte-month sounds really attractive.
  • jtagx 9y ago
    I dont't think there's an easy way to push incremental backups into Sia