I pay for 500 gb on Filen, €3.99 a month, which feels like a fair deal.
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Dedicated, of course. Technically some of my private info is stored who knows where.
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Just use the cloudssssSSSss
Oh my god you’re awesome. Simply put straight to the point, cuts like a razor.
Explain this
200TB on my own hardware at home & family members house
3.5TB on a ServaRica Storage VPS
480GB on a OVH dedicated server
Is that for scientific data/training sets, or are you mirroring ever Linux distro in existence?
One high res image of your mom.
Yum
Zero
Seriously, I got network storage drive that I can access via a web site. And I barely use it for that. It’s mainly media storage to watch on my TV.
I have probably four terabytes of cloud storage and I use probably four megabytes of it
Idk, my home server has a 1tb SSD. Does that count?
Unlimited, but with reduced upload speed after 5TB. It’s Jottacloud for €119 per year. I use it with rclone which lets me encrypt everything myself so I don’t have to trust the provider.
el cheapo interneto when you’re not rich:
4G router at home, data capped (350 GB for 10€) so I had to be creative.
For non urgent downloads I use an Oracle free tier server: 200 GB. I retrieve the files when I have access to a fiber connection. Also acts as a small seedbox. Completely free but can be reclaimed by Oracle at any moment.
150 GB on Filen for sharing stuff (one time purchase)
A small 40 GB VPS for syncing smaller files like my notes, passwords, some files on Nextcloud … also for Wallabag and a few other services.
For important data, I have around 100 GB in an AWS bucket, all encrypted backups (moved away from Dropbox a few years back). It costs me about €5 or 6 per month. Thinking about moving them to a European provider, though not sure where to as yet. Less important data stay local on external disks.
On Nextcloud, 6TB available but I’m only using about 100GB. Google, Dropbox, and iCloud are all free tier, don’t use them much.
- I don’t have anything important enough to pay for.
If all my HDDs and SSDs died tomorrow apart from the inconvenience of buying new ones it would probably be a blessing to get rid of junk files from 2006 that maybe I want to save for some reason.
48TB on my own hardware
210GB on Filen (two stacked lifetime plans)
Is that possible on the same account?
Yes, plans are stackable. When I need more space I can buy another lifetime plan and it’ll get added to my account.
For some reason (maybe it being called the “starter plan”) I figured it was a one time thing. Good to know, thanks.
About 19 GB on Google Drive, free account. 20 GB on Tuta, I believe, paid. Also a free account on Mega, 20 GB. More than enough for me.
(Actually I’m on a trial run of Google One 2 TB tier that came free with my Pixel 9 Pro, but I’m cancelling that when the time comes.)
A couple of 5GB chunks from Proton and 5GB from my Apple account. I also have a couple more GBs from my free Outlook account but I don’t really use it to store sensitive info.
