If you check it and run it through a course and a decent one year guarantee, you should be fine. If it doesn’t fail then it won’t fail for quite some time.

Just make sure to put it in some RAID or parity

I just swapped my >10 year old WD Reds with refurbished used drives at 1/3 of the price, just because i need more space, these things last if you take some care.

Define everyone

Not only backups, but also migration

That’s a great solution. (sarcasm)

Some kind of marketing is better than having some or no documentation what it even does.

To be fair though, calling an open-source project “product” is really weird and gives away how they see it. As long as it’s free and the code is all there, the worst thing would be that the users have to migrate to a fork.

It is a paid service.

I’ll give it a spin

Nevermind, this isn’t self hosted. There is no way i upload all my pictures to anyone else, encrypted or not.

If anyone cares about a self-hosted solution: https://github.com/LibrePhotos/librephotos

I’m wondering the same, the people thinking about what they share are a small minority.

This was always the case when it finally got mainstream and it only got worse from there.

Anything beside the own domain is unprofessional, if you run a business.

As an individual i think it speaks for yourself as caring about the environment and privacy.

Not if it’s opt-in hidden in the settings.

This is at least the only way i share analytics.

You’re right, even if you could win, countless huge companies will steamroll you.

It’s unofficial and 3rd party, by that logic any OS could be sued.

Double-NAT anyone? 3 times the fun, 2 times the work

And companies responsible for this are cocks?

I had some files which rot away over the years, who knows which update borked them, i use it as a cache for real backups for important files

The true sigma move