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Offsite Backups with Slow-ish Upload?
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this post was submitted on 12 Nov 2023
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Another alternative is to setup a backup server at a willing friend/family members house so that you can physically take the drive and just upload any new changes later.
Or, pick up 2 backup drives, keep one at a friend/relative's house, then just swap them every time you visit.
I keep a drive at my parent's house in case of emergencies. Backup frequency is essentially every few months, but I also have the local portable drive with real-time sync I can snag on my way out.