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I intend to but at the moment its more of a...distributed-cold-chaos situation.
Ah, exactly. I very much exercise this precise technique to backup all of my work and personal files. It could be a good comedy, once my PC breaks up, to watch me go through all the different services (external HDDs, NAS, distributed content on my other devices, Git repositories and so on) to set up my PC once again. Another TODO in the never ending list of what to do next.
Oh yea, one of these days I'll sort out the nested folders with names like "Downloads_copy" , "downloads-(copy)" , "DownloadsLaptop"
That, too.