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For photos, it's kinda fine? You can store 2TB for $14 per month; to fill that with photos you'd have to shoot 0.5GB/day for 10 years. You can spend less - Go
by michaelt 2mo ago
For photos, it's kinda fine?
You can store 2TB for $14 per month; to fill that with photos you'd have to shoot 0.5GB/day for 10 years.
You can spend less - Google Drive and iCloud will offer 2TB for $10/month - but they don't really want power users who use their whole quota, so they don't make things like command line / API access easy.
Likewise Backblaze has an 'unlimited' backup option - but it's desktop mac-and-windows only, and it's selective about what it backs up - only 'user generated' files.
- ValentineC 2mo ago> You can spend less - Google Drive and iCloud will offer 2TB for $10/month - but they don't really want power users who use their whole quota, so they don't make things like command line / API access easy. rclone works very, very well with Google Drive: https://rclone.org/drive/ https://rclone.org/drive/