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Not offsite, which I know I should. I use macOS, so I just have a Time Capsule set up with a giant HDD plugged into that for stuff I'm working on presently. Stu
by veridies 8y ago
Not offsite, which I know I should. I use macOS, so I just have a Time Capsule set up with a giant HDD plugged into that for stuff I'm working on presently. Stuff I don't use actively I just make sure to put on two different HDDs in different places, and so I have two whole parallel sets of HDDs which I occasionally synchronize by hand. The whole system is very awkward, and I would be delighted if I really could rent reliable, trustworthy, offsite storage for a reasonable price.
- thirdsun 8y agoYou can. I've been using Arq [1] for years. You can select a storage provider of your choice (I use Dropbox), but Arq also provide its own cloud storage these days if you prefer to keep it as simple as possible. After the initial upload it's feasible even with large files since it of course only uploads incremental, block-level changes. I let it run on a daily schedule during the night. [1] https://www.arqbackup.com/ https://www.arqbackup.com/