I pay for 500 gb on Filen, €3.99 a month, which feels like a fair deal.

  • Geodad@lemm.ee
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    7 days ago

    Zero.

    There is no cloud, just someone else’s computer.

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    I run my own nextcloud at home with several TB free on raidz. So no need to pay a foreign service for that.

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    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.

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    1. 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.

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    uhh none other than free (in price) google drive on a few gmails, but i dont use it.

    i might eventually pay for cloud storage (when i can afford an option that won’t use my data in ways i dont want it to be used) for backups. for now i do backups on my devices with syncthing. it would be wise to have some backup storage in a different location, though.

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    Not really. I have a Google drive, but I gradually reduce my use of it. I don’t upload personal stuff there.

    I have two hard drive at home that I use to sync all my information from my phone/computer to for backup (using syncthing). One day I’ll pay for a fixed IP/VPN service for remote access to these drives. The two drives are in two different locations in the house.

    I would like to have a drive in an additional location for backup. But I don’t want it online.

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    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.