I was skeptical of the wave of "unlimited" (or very large) online backup/storage offerings that came out ~15 years ago, but I didn't expect it to take this long to unravel.
Look at the offering at a glance right now they are offering $99/year unlimited, versioned backup of your home storage?
That seems like peanuts compared to buying a set of drives, setting up, and managing a truly redundant & versioned backup solution takes home. I spent like $1500 on a RAID NAS a decade ago and fell behind on keeping the thing operational.
I was skeptical of the wave of "unlimited" (or very large) online backup/storage offerings that came out ~15 years ago, but I didn't expect it to take this long to unravel.
Look at the offering at a glance right now they are offering $99/year unlimited, versioned backup of your home storage?
That seems like peanuts compared to buying a set of drives, setting up, and managing a truly redundant & versioned backup solution takes home. I spent like $1500 on a RAID NAS a decade ago and fell behind on keeping the thing operational.