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Or a small computer with a disk at a friend's home and backup to that. It's cheaper than cloud after one or two years, always less reliable, network speed is pr
by pmontra 4y ago
Or a small computer with a disk at a friend's home and backup to that. It's cheaper than cloud after one or two years, always less reliable, network speed is probably OK, you can have physical access. If the friend is a techy it could be one among many other little computers in that home. You can reciprocate by hosting his/her backup at your home.
- GekkePrutser 4y agoYeah this is what I do.. One at a friend's house in his rack, the other one elsewhere with an external drive on a raspberry zero 2 :P The good thing is you can add more storage. The bad thing is no enterprise class guarantees of course. But having multiple mitigates that.
- Tepix 4y agoThat's a charming idea, the question is how far away does your friend live? If it's too far, the upstream bandwidth of residential internet can be a problem during a restore.