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there are two types of computer users

those who make backup

those who never had a hard disk crash
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  Everything is replaceable
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    Not me!
    
    average person
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  Or those who can fix it.
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  what are the cheap ways of setting up automatic backups?
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    Rsync and cron
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      i did rsync and cron for years. now I switched to rsync and systemd timers 🙂🙂
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        Systemdeez nuts
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      yes, but to what medium
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        Whatever’s around. Some writable filesystem.
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    Btrbk if you use the right filesystem.

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