For sure. Good advice. It's a fool dream to think almost anything has value for more than pennies on the dollar or access after one passes as many of us have le

For sure. Good advice. It's a fool dream to think almost anything has value for more than pennies on the dollar or access after one passes as many of us have learned cleaning out elderly parents homes and estates. For what it's worth: my solution is having an external USB plugged into the NAS that gets nightly rsync'd copies of photos, phone backups, paperless' PDF archive and seafile's contents in a regular folder. Few people know to grab it. The second part is our laptops keep a copy of seafile's contents (all our documents and another flat file paperless backup in it). A few of my friends and a txt file on that drive have a list of stuff that will break in the midterm, namely: email hosting, domain renewal. A few things on my todo list are: probably stop self hosting calendar/contacts one day, put a large SSD in her laptop so it syncs the photo share from the NAS, switch to paid bitwarden instead of self hosted. Other things are gravy. My accountant and lawyer can figure out business stuff, corporate liquidation, and life insurance. Funny you say that about SSDs, just in the last day my <1 year old 990 is having issues.