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> or storing critical files in the cloud. No. I refuse to let my vacation photos, hard drive images or hell, even my wallpaper collection to leave my house. No.
by thefz 5y ago
> or storing critical files in the cloud.
No. I refuse to let my vacation photos, hard drive images or hell, even my wallpaper collection to leave my house.
No. I refuse. My data is my data.
- chaoskanzlerin 5y agoNothing stopping you from putting NextCloud on a Raspberry Pi
- StillBored 5y agoI don't know about the mac, but I tried to do this for the wife/kids i-devices, and it was an utter failure. 3rd party backup apps are at a huge disadvantage on ios because apparently they can't run in the background long enough to keep things synced unless they also require _GPS_ service notifications (or at least that is how the nextcloud app works around it). Which in turn eats even more battery to work around ios's inability to flag apps as trusted system services and provide extra warnings/whatever during install (or app store acceptance might be a better plan).
- donkeyd 5y ago> or There was another simple option. You're free to use that one.
- robertoandred 5y agoWhat if your house burns down?
- katbyte 5y agoi keep a copy of my most important files in a safe deposit box
- mindslight 5y agoI keep my FLAC collection in a safe deposit box. More important files get stored on HDDs and MLC flash. Storage is cheap.
- judge2020 5y agoEncrypt it? There are some strong algorithms that allow you to enjoy the most highly secured, fault-resistant buildings on earth without letting the capitalists that own them view your data even if they were to hook your storage up to their entire GPU/ASIC/etc farm.