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> with no way of knowing what's changed You can just hash them locally or use AI to identify modifications.
by brador 4y ago
> with no way of knowing what's changed
You can just hash them locally or use AI to identify modifications.
- johnnymorgan 4y agoExactly..what is proof of existence for $400 Alex
- ReactiveJelly 4y agoThe promise of the cloud was that you don't need local storage, because Someone Else will remember things for you, and you just ask them what you remember. This is also the problem of the cloud.
- rsync 4y ago"The promise of the cloud was that you don't need local storage, because Someone Else will remember things for you ..." Agreed. And that promise has been fulfilled - although it costs more than nothing and you need to do your homework. You know these providers are proven bad actors. You know their business model(s) are antagonistic to your goals. You also know there are stable, time-tested alternatives. What did you think was going to happen here ?
- sgregnt 4y agoI would say at least partially aligned with your goals otherwise why would you use them in the first place?
- Godel_unicode 4y agoThey’re unaligned with rsync.net’s goal of getting people to pay for services. Edit: to pay a minimum of $12/month??
- gbasin 4y agook and then what? :D you still can't recover original