EFF YOU GOOGLE

time to buy 6x 12tb hdds and download everything there, then find a solution for that.
Yeah
i do have a 10tb Harddrive somewhere...
which im downolading everything over there right now

I am tempted about this

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But that's $50 a month...
Surely, there a cheaper decent company out there..
Then again, Microsoft got their ass hacked again yesterday too...
 
Yeah
i do have a 10tb Harddrive somewhere...
which im downolading everything over there right now

I am tempted about this

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But that's $50 a month...
Surely, there a cheaper decent company out there..
Then again, Microsoft got their ass hacked again yesterday too...
nothing beats having your info in physical hdd :D
A lot less headaches and peace of mind
 
It’s a $600 tax write off…worth the hassle and you get peace of mind too.
 
I like Backblaze's pricing but uploading and retrieving your data is painfully slow when you need it. I ended up building my own NAS out of a retired Dell Poweredge. Bonus having my own Plex server. :)
 
Have you looked at BackBlaze? $7 monthly unlimited storage.
Unlimited Storage?
They are gonna scour through all my shit lol
Are they streamline available though?
I have family who takes alot of pictures (yeah most of those TBs are pictures)
They are not all tech savy either, I'm not around always either. & I don't want messages, MY PHONE HAS NO SPACE LEFTTTTTTTTTTT :weep:
Need a set up and forget solution really xD

@mudbutt @PHPInjected ^ kinda why It's not on HDD/SSD

Also, me and HDD/.SSDs dont get along haha, I travel lots, and I broke quite a few or lost them :weep: (This is more of a "me" issue than the HDD/SSD, im clumsy, forgetful and stupid)
 
^ kinda why It's not on HDD/SSD
How often and how much of do you access this data? If you access it very infrequently,
Backblaze has unlimited backup for 7$ as Roibox said. And no they don't harvest your data. The catch is the upload and download speeds are immensely slow.

If you need cloud storage. That $50 deal from OneDrive is really cheap. The cheapest object storage is Backblaze at 5$/1tb/month. At 50$, you will only get 10tb.
 
How often and how much of do you access this data? If you access it very infrequently,
Backblaze has unlimited backup for 7$ as Roibox said. And no they don't harvest your data. The catch is the upload and download speeds are immensely slow.

If you need cloud storage. That $50 deal from OneDrive is really cheap. The cheapest object storage is Backblaze at 5$/1tb/month. At 50$, you will only get 10tb.
I slit it into two sides
my own personal use
and family use and stuff
My personal usage is on SSDs and spread out on my own email accounts which has anywhere between 20-100gb each
Then I got google One for the family to share with their photos and shit.
Why does google keep doing this. You should upload all your data to Telegram lol
lol, not sure if anytime has changed
I personally lost some vacation photos once since I backed it up all on a personal telegram group lol
 
Buy a bunch of gmails and redrive? Don't let them off the hook that easy. It might be a pain, but it could buy you enough time to find an alt without crunch time pressure (which can be costly).
 
wait...how? did you delete the group by mistake? :D
"Your device no longer has this picture/video/media anymore, downloading error"
or something along those lines
so its there fully blurred out on telegram but my devices can't grab it

or was that from the whatsapp group
can't remember, it was years ago
 
Yo reminds me of last year I was forced to move my cloud storage by Samsung as they are shutting down their cloud storage. Miss them.
 
It’s a $600 tax write off…worth the hassle and you get peace of mind too.
This...


The amount is justified for data security (whatever the amount may be).


Taking physical backups is a big hassle (and don't forget about power consumption as well as accidents like fire etc). If you know how to manage RAID arrays, hats off to you. I would rather buy cloud storage.
 
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