My absolute final resort "solution" for data loss of keepsakes: Accept the impermanence of data, memories and memorabilia. Ideally I'll strive to keep that da

My absolute final resort "solution" for data loss of keepsakes: Accept the impermanence of data, memories and memorabilia. Ideally I'll strive to keep that data backed up as long as I can, and will mourn its loss, but mentally I prepare myself that one day I might lose access in some way. Most importantly, that data is also 99% irrelevant to the next generation, maybe save for a handful of photos or videos ("what did grandpa look like?"). So in the grand scheme of things it's not like I have to be an epic archivist of my own life. I suppose it helps that this was done for me in the past - toxic family members threw out all my childhood family photos a decade ago.