This, had the same idea for other purposes, sharing a folder from vm to host through network share is the easiest way. Every other solution looks more elegant on paper but has lots of pitfalls.
There comes an age where you stop counting. That's when people start referring to age by "born in year" and not as a number. Never understood my parents why they did that when I was a kid or teenager. I do it myself now, think it started with 35 or so. Hope I'm not a vampire....
How do you think ads and tracking would be different if Linux gained a bigger share in the Desktop market? Not saying you are wrong, just genuinely curious.
I use duplicacy, it's free as cli and pretty cheap if you want to manage the backup via gui. Restore by gui is always free and I would recommend it because it's way easier to navigate the backups if you want to restore single files or folders.
Ufff, why would you buy one of these instead of a r36s or similar
Oh and regarding the large TIF files, what limits are you hitting? Most hosters allow to change the php settings like memory limit or max execution time.
As others said, encrypt your backup before sending it to your server. And can't you upload the files to a folder outside of a document root or better outside of the www folder so there is no way to access it through the web server service?
So you keep using Windows to be able to install rootkits?
I had one Samsung Bar fail after two years, the second one still works.
At the moment I'm using a Philips Moon Edition USB stick but only since February. Can't speak for long term usage and didn't do any benchmark but I'm happy so far and the form factor would meet your criteria.
Our oldest is only 4 years old but when there is a flea market or a street market we give him some money he can use to buy stuff. This way he learns that he can't buy everything he sees and has to set priorities.
The question before was "Are you self-hosting any components of an e-mail server?" and if you answered "No" you didn't get to choose the client. And a webmail client is not part of what I consider an email server component without context.
But the survey also has other questions that are not clear enough. Like "Do you deploy a network-attached storage device (NAS)?" - what do they mean by NAS? As soon as I have network shares on it, it can be considered as a NAS. Do they mean all in one solutions like Synology or Qnap? Then why not make that more clear?
I meant more like... which server part are you hosting. Answer: Client...
