It really doesnt matter much imo. The obvious best choice here would be three copies on three media in three locations. You can also argue for more. It depends on your threat model. If you have an offsite backup that is reachable from the host machine, a ransomware attack can still devastate you. I have therefore made deaddrops for backups so no machine or user has access to all of them.
My general rule with backups is the standard you pretty much hear everywhere: 3-2-1
3 copies of every file you value 2 different media 1 off site
For example, you can have two copies on one drive and a third in the cloud. That way you prevent accidental deletion, bit rot and house fire.
Ragebait or some kid pointing at others ignoring their own toxicity.
Also wrong sub. There are reddit specific subs.
Amazing indeed! Thanks a lot for the ping. I switched instances in between. Gonna ping myself @haui_[email protected]
Yes. I agree.
Which is exactly how the real world works. Harm has to be identified to suggest solutions. Otherwise you‘re becoming the helicopter parent that denies their kid every opportunity to learn and cause allergies and other bad outcomes. Translated back to the fediverse: it is great the way it is and improvements are always encouraged. We have much bigger and more pressing issues. This is not it.
Oh! I didnt know that was OS only! Thanks for lmk!
Additional question: wouldn’t it be cool to have a place where you can only get open source stuff? Obviously there needs to be more to it than this fact i presume but its a start.
You can. Source: I run an instance.
I wish! You‘re amazing.
Bookmarked this post. You‘re a legend mate.