What's everyone doing to manage their files, sync between devices, back up shit, etcRefuse to be a part of a big tech protection racket where possible.Used to host nextcloud, but realised i spent more time setting shit up than actually using it day to day, and it just wasn't all that great, desu.
>>107850271>i spent more time setting shit up than actually using it day to dayThat's everything networking though. Nothing ever goes smoothly.
you can't just put forward slashes before and after a word to make it a /general/wait wtf?
>>107850292wasted so much of my life on the 'just self host it bro' meme.
>manage their filesnothing> sync between devices, nothing i never do this >back up shit,nothing
>>107850331>being unemployed
>>107850271LocalSend for one-time file sharing between devices. Rsync for backups.
>>107850271>I spent longer setting up nextcloud than using itJesus dude, how? It took me a few hours to get up and running as a container
I just have a few 2tb drives that hold copies of all my data lying around the house (using rsync regularly), and I keep stuff with actual sentimental value on my 15gb google drive. Will work pretty well until either my house burns down or a solar flare happens
Anybody using Proton's ecosystem for keeping stuff backed up?
>>107850271>What's everyone doing to manage their files, sync between devices, back up shit, etcHaving a NAS
>>107850271I don't sync, there are no files I need to keep updated between devices. An occasional copy is fine for my purposesI have a UBS where I back up a few choice files and hold portable apps in. Also it contains a Linux live CD for rescue needsFor backups I have 2 spare HDDs where I manually copy things once every few months. I also use Bup with a simple script to archive most of my /home for and a few lose files with one click
