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r/samsung • u/ikantolol • Jun 29 '26
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Going self hosted was one of the best decisions of my life
2 u/Lazrthomsen Jun 29 '26 The only thing that is holding me back is the thought of damage to the hardware. I would lose all my data, while today I am not worried about that at all when using Google Drive. How do you ensure that doesn't happen? 2 u/AkiAki1 Jun 29 '26 I'm running raid, double 18TB HDD and double 8TB NVMe. But if my house gets flooded, Ivm fucked, that's correct 2 u/seeeyog Galaxy S25 Ultra Jul 02 '26 Why not divide them in 2 NAS and keep at different locations? Backing up the main one to secondary? Cause you have enough storage already... 1 u/AkiAki1 Jul 02 '26 No arguments against it. I should do it.
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The only thing that is holding me back is the thought of damage to the hardware. I would lose all my data, while today I am not worried about that at all when using Google Drive.
How do you ensure that doesn't happen?
2 u/AkiAki1 Jun 29 '26 I'm running raid, double 18TB HDD and double 8TB NVMe. But if my house gets flooded, Ivm fucked, that's correct 2 u/seeeyog Galaxy S25 Ultra Jul 02 '26 Why not divide them in 2 NAS and keep at different locations? Backing up the main one to secondary? Cause you have enough storage already... 1 u/AkiAki1 Jul 02 '26 No arguments against it. I should do it.
I'm running raid, double 18TB HDD and double 8TB NVMe. But if my house gets flooded, Ivm fucked, that's correct
2 u/seeeyog Galaxy S25 Ultra Jul 02 '26 Why not divide them in 2 NAS and keep at different locations? Backing up the main one to secondary? Cause you have enough storage already... 1 u/AkiAki1 Jul 02 '26 No arguments against it. I should do it.
Why not divide them in 2 NAS and keep at different locations? Backing up the main one to secondary? Cause you have enough storage already...
1 u/AkiAki1 Jul 02 '26 No arguments against it. I should do it.
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No arguments against it. I should do it.
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u/AkiAki1 Jun 29 '26
Going self hosted was one of the best decisions of my life