So I may come off as a grumpy old man, and I do sympathize with the op ... but in this day in age, it's only
that much more important to keep manual backups of serial numbers, passwords, installers ...
I trust Apple, Windows and Linux enough to not ruin my life, but not enough to keep me 100% safe.
Passwords: Personal & Business kept in LastPass and a copy in KeePass (synced in dropbox to 3 devices). Client passwords stored in Keepass + manual copies on digital client folders (secured files) + notes in a locked safe.
Games + apps: Digital downloads loaded into Raid 5 array, backed up on server, backed up onto DVD. serials/usernames/download links saved in cloud mail server + keypass
Documents: Saved to external HD, saved to raid 5, rsynced to private VPS, rysynced to downstairs server.
There is absolutely no excuse for losing passwords and misplacing things like that. That part of the story I believe it all the ops fault.
I trust Apple, Windows and Linux enough to not ruin my life, but not enough to keep me 100% safe.
Passwords: Personal & Business kept in LastPass and a copy in KeePass (synced in dropbox to 3 devices). Client passwords stored in Keepass + manual copies on digital client folders (secured files) + notes in a locked safe.
Games + apps: Digital downloads loaded into Raid 5 array, backed up on server, backed up onto DVD. serials/usernames/download links saved in cloud mail server + keypass
Documents: Saved to external HD, saved to raid 5, rsynced to private VPS, rysynced to downstairs server.
There is absolutely no excuse for losing passwords and misplacing things like that. That part of the story I believe it all the ops fault.