Then you already made the mistakes of: - conflating trouble for you with trouble for me, which it clearly isn't - not owning your own data - paying more to s

Then you already made the mistakes of: - conflating trouble for you with trouble for me, which it clearly isn't - not owning your own data - paying more to store it - paying to access it - ability to keep things that aren't worth storing on paid clouds but aren't all that much when kept on cheap drives Furthermore, there are additional network costs such as AWS network charges AND home ISP data limits. And there are other uses, such as: - backing-up VMs - backing-up computers - caching package and source code repos - backing-up CCTV footage - and whatever else comes along