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> How many times do people need to be burned by closed-source, cloud boxes before they learn to stop buying them? > Rolling your own remote access solution(SS
by roberto 5y ago
> How many times do people need to be burned by closed-source, cloud boxes before they learn to stop buying them?
> Rolling your own remote access solution(SSH/VPN+ strict FW rules) that can be used in conjunction with your own DIY raspberry pi network share(SMB+external drive USB or docked HDD)
These target completely different audiences.
- ironmagma 5y agoYou can also just buy a regular hard drive that isn't connected to the cloud. But where's the fun in that, I guess?
- foobar33333 5y agoYou could also just pay a few $ a month for cloud storage and be much safer than any home made or self hosted setup.
- sundvor 5y ago3-2-1... You also need the first two, really.
- andrejserafim 5y agoThen it's no longer just your data. Someone else now also has a copy. How do you know they don't leak it or provide it to someone? There's value in hhavingyour data only local with some off-site arrangement.
- foobar33333 5y agoIf the government wants my data, they can just raid me and take my home server. I trust that google can secure it from random hackers better than I can.
- 1strepublicuser 5y agoArq Backup will encrypt your data (supports a bunch of different backends Google, AWS, etc, including your own)
- askafriend 5y agoI trust Google and Apple to secure my data more than I trust myself.
- thrwaeasddsaf 5y agoI trust Google to randomly lock me out because their stupid AI determined that I'm a suspicious geek instead of a normal person. It's happened before, it will happen again. Very secure but not in my hands. No thanks.
- Hamuko 5y agoBackblaze's personal backup has a feature to use your own private key to encrypt your backup data before transmission.