I have a "stuff" git repo where each machine has a branch. Anything I create that should persist more than a day or two but doesn't have another home gets commi

I have a "stuff" git repo where each machine has a branch. Anything I create that should persist more than a day or two but doesn't have another home gets committed to that and pushed to a VPS. I've been experimenting with different systems for archiving binary files like images but so far there's nothing I've stuck with. I just don't keep that many of them so the few that I do go in ~/stuff and just consume twice the disk space they should. One nice thing is that I have bash keep its history there with datestamps and hostnames. So c-r works on all my machines (I typically merge every time I switch between computers) which is super cool.