Bjorn Nilson
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I use MS Onedrive for photos and docs. The standard storage on Google is good enough for system backup.
The height of mixed emotions, as told by a certified idiot.
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Kevin Cozzo
True Classic
Wish I was savoy enough to use a home network and set up my own cloud storage...most routers have a way to add a hard drive, but not easy to access...I would pay for an easy pre set up storage hub I could access from anywhere...someone has to have something
tvmaster
True Classic
The company Synology has a great selection of home NAS servers that are super easy to setup, usually have good tech support, and dozens of included apps for anything you may need. I've been using their DS214 two-drive unit since 2015 - brilliant
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KBabcock
True Classic
I used three rather large versions of these in my data center for Tier two storage, it is a good company.The company Synology has a great selection of home NAS servers that are super easy to setup, usually have good tech support, and dozens of included apps for anything you may need. I've been using their DS214 two-drive unit since 2015 - brilliant
Product List | Synology Inc.
Whether for work or play, Synology offers a wide range of network-attached storage (NAS) choices for every occasion. Compare specifications below and find the right model for you.
Bjorn Nilson
True Classic
Local storage will break sooner or later. Regardless of NAS etc a backup is needed and H/W replaced every 3rd or 4th year. The future is in the cloud and it provides so much more flexibility and security than local discs. Cloud technology is even cheaper in the long run at least for small/mid-size businesses and private people. And phones are built for cloud.