* Boy modifies picture. Whether it is with Microsoft Paint, or with Photoshop, or with AI, it is still a modified picture (just that the tool has evolved). This is another problem, but at least we can

I understand where some people are coming from when they say it is not necessary and that users of unmanaged services should know how to configure their own firewalls. That's fair to a point.

Yes, every single Shaw/Rogers had the capability to be changed into bridge mode. You don't even need to contact support to do that in most cases.

You're wanting to appear as located in Canada when you're not. And not just as in Canada, but a physical presence in Canada. Having to avoid datacenter IPs and avoid services with Cloud-like names are

No one is removing reviews broadly or protecting providers. What was removed was a repeated repost of the same already addressed complaint into an unrelated thread. That’s a moderation call, not favor

Yes, the free file hosts I have used before offer this sort of storage but I really want to avoid using them, the experience is pretty terrible...

1fichier is really nice. With premium gold subs, it's possible to treat it as delay memory, but it's not reccomended.

If you'd be willing to share, I'd love to hear

There's other way to do it. But, it's uncertain if your files could survive for more than a year. Or, you may face problem with data retrieval.

I've worked with datahoarders in the past but was hoping to be able to do something of my own without spending an insane amount of money. But thanks for the suggestion I will look into that

I kindly request from all providers of LowEndTalk to please include a web firewall on the cloud service page.

Switzerland's FADP is almost 1:1 to GDPR, they are mirror laws.

What is more, I mentioned Switzerland, and this is what came to light. Switzerland is not required to comply with GDPR as its domestic law because it is not part of the EU or the EEA. It has its own l

I understand this. But when you open a business to public, you open yourself up to it. In your exact words, there are consequences to your actions. When you deal with public in any domain, this is the

I think the big problem here is that most people nowadays refuse to ever consider anybody else's view but their own.

do the trick. Plus of course checking from time to time whether it's actually there on backblaze.

I'll have a look at Zerobyte. I recently switched to restic for backups using multiple storage VPSes with separate providers and it's worked extremely well.

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That would indeed have been the best solution, and that only became clear after several years. However, implementing it would require changing providers, since the current one offers service only thro

You seem to be judging others by your own standards. No mitigations are needed, and I never said anything of the sort.