I use my trusty orange Verbatim 3.5" diskette that I've used daily since 1993. I backup the important files on it: autoexec.bat, config.sys, win.ini, system.ini and of course command.com. It gives me trouble from time to time so I just stick it to the fridge for an hour or so with the big magnet I recovered from my last hard drive that failed which is why I do daily backups now.
Rent yourself a Linux storage vps, it’s much cheaper and you are in control.
Any vendor suggestions? I know of linode but I've haven't looked at their pricing. I don't need any compute, just storage.
Maybe I could talk one of my friends into letting me plug in a low power mini computer at their house and replicate to that somehow.
There are plenty of cheap solutions, but depending on what you want to backup, you might wanna check their ToS/Guidelines.
Check this out (they also propose VPS and storage solutions with free speech in mind).
mirrored RAID, and a Corsair Survivor.
Do you do any off-site backup? I have plenty of drive enclosures I could use to back up onsite but that just feels like an extra step if I then replicate it off-site.
I have as much faith in cloud backups as I do the government. The data I have backed up does not leave It's air-gaped system, so an offsite backup is not viable.
It sounds like you have a known amount you need to store. mega.nz might be what you're looking for. I use it to store some stuff I need to be able to access from anywhere.
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