Which cloud storage are u using?
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 Today, 05:50 PM
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page 2 cloud storage
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Today, 05:54 PM
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589 posts Joined: Mar 2016
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Icloud one drive google one semua pakai.
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Today, 06:10 PM
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QUOTE(amgh @ Dec 13 2025, 04:57 PM) I don't trust my data on the cloud. - One, I don't want to give my money to other people to keep my data on another server. Two, I don't want my data to be on someone else's system. Three, I don't want my data to be held for ransom. It is your choice. But, treat this as friendly reminder.My cloud is my own NAS. With 12TB space. I even backup my save-games on it.  Cloud storage, service providers have backup. Anything happen to their hardware, your data still safe. Your own NAS, you must make sure that you always backup. May be you need to buy another 12TB NAS, put it in different location, and set both NAS to synchronize with each other over the internet. Otherwise, if anything happen to your NAS, your data is gone. Rusty Nail and loserguy liked this post
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Today, 06:12 PM
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Own NAS running TrueNAS SCALE
4x 6TB drives on RAID Z1 Around 18TB usable Just general storage though nothing too important on it Will be doing an offsite backup for important partition This post has been edited by DogeGamingPRO: Today, 06:14 PM |
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Today, 06:17 PM
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Cloud need fast internet access.
If too slow, new files won't sync to the cloud properly. Later full of duplicates. |
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Today, 06:22 PM
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QUOTE(cshong @ Dec 13 2025, 06:10 PM) It is your choice. But, treat this as friendly reminder. ^ThisCloud storage, service providers have backup. Anything happen to their hardware, your data still safe. Your own NAS, you must make sure that you always backup. May be you need to buy another 12TB NAS, put it in different location, and set both NAS to synchronize with each other over the internet. Otherwise, if anything happen to your NAS, your data is gone. it always seems affordable at first until the real 321 rule is applied. now I have backups of my backups also truenas allows for google drive sync |
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Today, 07:09 PM
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google drive + one drive
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Today, 07:15 PM
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iCloud.
For ease of restoring iPhone, there are no alternatives. |
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Today, 07:29 PM
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6,733 posts Joined: Jan 2003 From: Zion
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QUOTE(Stirmling @ Dec 13 2025, 04:40 PM) google drive with backup & sync. quite reliable (to my experience) Because one drive default windows folder selection. And also cannot customize own folder. It also has weird on and off sync issues.onedrive is okay reliable if you just want auto sync with your phones especially if you use samseng phones. but i absolutely hate onedrive for desktop |
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