What do you use for your backups?
New acronis versions kinda suck
What do you use for your backups?
Aaron Bell
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Cooper Allen
The slime got an anime? Fucking japs, why do they have to ruin everything?
Easton Russell
Hehe~! I just store it in... *THE CLOUDD!* :3
Zachary Reed
cp -r ~/ /dev/sdb1/backup2018/
And come back in a few hours
John Walker
Jesus christ
Evan Anderson
So... why cp instead of rsync?
Caleb Gray
Rsync is beyond brainlets
Luis Bell
I used to use duplicity but it felt like a hack so I switched to borg, which uses a deduplicated snapshot model rather than a full/incremental backup model and has crypto support that isn't shit. the downside I've found it that it doesn't play well with cloud storage providers, but I use its remote server mode on my own hardware anyway.
borgbackup.readthedocs.io
James Cooper
I use dd to clone the whole disk. I got sick of fucking around with a bunch of third party clunky and platform-specific tools to do backups. I can use dd on macOS, Linux, BSD, and Solaris. There aren't any different commands I have to remember since the tool is exactly the same on all of these platforms, as it's a part of the POSIX command line utilities specification.
Camden Cook
a 3TB external hard drive
Jordan Foster
SyncbackPro
I just keep my most important stuff in one master backup folder, and sync it across my drives every day.
Dominic Cook
Robocopy and mirror on windblows to another drive and I click on it every now and then.
What the fuck are you gonna do about it?
Mason Ward
Rsync on a nightly crontab job.
How fucking hard is that?
Robocopy if yr a Winfag.
Cameron Jenkins
Macrium Reflect
Nicholas Evans
restic + B2
Joseph Peterson
Manual drag and drop every few weeks
My sorting scheme is very intricate and subject to major change
Jackson Sullivan
rsync is faster and has more features retard
Brandon Roberts
Currently I use Duplicati
I'm not sure if it's a good idea
Christian Edwards
smart frogposter
Thomas Thompson
He's an idiot for not encrypting is drive. All operating systems now come with built-in encryption for this use case.
Dominic Miller
>acronis
literally what?
>rsync is faster than cp
>this python wrapper around cp and scp is faster than the programs onto themselfes
no
John Morgan
What's wrong with acronis
Daniel Taylor
Proprietary
Jaxon Parker
Depends on what I'm backing up but usually:
FreeFileSync, RSync, Clonezilla, Windows Backup and BTRFS snapshot + send/receive.