Private as in
1. Nobody, unless they are verifiably Andrew Hume should get these files
or
2. In the event of my untimely demise, I hope one of my survivors can retrieve
these bits
??
I'm trying to assess whether retrieval steps are solely for one of your prowess
or for more mortal beings. If the latter, then some implementations (such as
command line requirements) are beyond the target audience.
I'm in the latter boat. FWIW, I use a Synology Diskstation for my home backup,
and have decided to start backing up to Amazon in the next week. As they have
added Amazon Glacier support this year, to the existing S3 support, your post
is a catalyst that reminded me it's already July and I'm overdue. The Synology
has built in support in the GUI, so I expect to have less pain learning it and
- more importantly - showing the setup to my family and getting them
comfortable with it.
>________________________________
> From: Andrew Hume <[email protected]>
>To: LOPSA Tech <[email protected]>
>Sent: Monday, July 22, 2013 9:39 AM
>Subject: [lopsa-tech] secure web storage
>
>
>
>i am looking to store modest amounts of private information
>in one of the Internet's tubes. i want rather more protection than
>just a gmail password. can anyone recommend something?
>
>
>thx
>
>
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>Andrew Hume
>949-707-1964 (VO and best)
>732-420-2275 (NJ)
>[email protected]
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