While it doesn't seem to account for ARM, it's definitely working for x64. Massive thanks for this, I've been having issues with both Kbin and Lemmy for what seems like a no reason.
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Push comes to shove, yes they will. And not to side with Reddit, but it's entirely in their rights to do so.
Backblaze B2 with Duplicacy here as well. Lately I've been looking at Azure and their archive tier storage as that's way cheaper, granted with the rather obvious caveat of twice as expensive to pull things back from, but for the actual archival of stuff that I hope I never have to pull back that's a bit moot.
Running HomeAssistant I'm probably a bit biased on the IoT front, but definitely agree that that traffic should not be leaving the premises unless it's over a VPN to your own devices. I'll give Nabu Casa a pass here as it's essentially the same thing.
The whole "SSD's lose their data if they're unplugged" is a bit of a moot point especially if your plan isn't to bury it underground for centuries. That said personally I'd still go for HDD mainly because you get 4+ times the storage for the same price. If you only need a terabyte or so and the amount of data isn't going to grow then sure, SSD works just as well.