Why don’t you archive them?
this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2024
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I would love to, but I have this habit of deleting unused account, and so, I don't wish that these files be deleted when I also delete my account.
Torrent? archive.org?
These, and IPFS too perhaps!
Uh… you do understand that this community is more or less about having a comically over-provisioned home NAS server and then just filling it with stuff… right? It’s not about cloud accounts at all, really, outside of using certain archiving and storage services as another layer of backup.
What you're talking about is homelab. This is an open-ended community, with data preservation as one of the many key tenets. I am not a good archivist, neither do I keep my account for a long time on any platform, so I'm requesting for someone else to preserve this data in my stead.
I was under the impression that this was more aimed at a subset of homelab users, tbh
Write down the urls on a piece of paper and keep it under your keyboard