calmluck9349

Maybe it's diff presented as versions? I use hyper backup on Synology.

Similar to these steps:

https://gist.github.com/mrl22/476d710fea63d71a770d0d44ca54325a

3,2,1.

My nas is a Synology with raid.

1. Backup with versions to a single large HD via USB. This ransomware protection or accidental deletion. (Rsync)
2. Offsite copy to backblaze b2.One version. (Rsync) (~$6/month) This would be natual disaster protection. flood, fire.
3. Second not raided cheaper Synology at a friends on the other coast. This has ~3 versions. Sorta the backup to the first two.

I just use a sharpie.

Is there a i2p or onion for libgen?

It's back online now an they have a very detailed report about it on protons status page. I did not notice the outage.

How slow friends are blows my mind. Like a cool new app they is secure and private?! Who wouldn't jump on that?! I tell everyone" I don't do SMS. Signal is the only way to get a hold of me. If you have a more secure app I'll look into it. "

Probably. But I only recently found out walmart.com is comparable. With fast shipping and random contract drivers.

But there is... Walmart.com in the US offers basically the same and often with 2 day shipping and in most cases same easy return.

I don't think so. But I haven't tried. I use the Starlink as more of a cold failover for when my LTE/5G goes down. $40/mo vs $120/mo for same speeds and LTE/5G has better latency for me. I work (tech) from home and live rural.

With DNS-fu you could have two VPS! I saw a project somewhere for nginx proxy manager that clones the settings. Then your only failure point would be the local tailscale.

I have starlink. I use a cheap VPS. Tailscale and Reverse proxy to selfhost. I have docker running nginx proxy manager on the VPS with a could other docker containers running on the VPS like a speedtest and a few other things because I can. The heavy things like nextcloud sit at home and via the reverse proxy points it over the tailscale tunnel to my main docker.

Signal is what I use.