Sadly you sentence is all i get, when i try to research the how. Any example config, want either the drive big enough for all data or both servers conected.

Probably have to do something hacky.

Sounds like what Borg (with Borgmatic) can handle! Or maybe Restic.

I did my very first backup after my SSD died. I don't even remember what I lost... Hopefully it wasn't very important.

Shop reminding me, i still need to build a syszem and find a software that can do incremengal backups server-smallUSBDrive-offlineServer.

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But Linux comes with a web browser. Unlike Windows, where first you have to start Edge to download one.

Nha, it won't tell you that you can't. It will tell you all the advantages of staying with Windows, and definitely also say you lose out on the cloud-based agent, saying how bad of an idea it is to switch!

Enjoy it while you can.

When fully agentic Windows 12 comes around and you tell it to download Linux (by speaking your request into a microphone; keyboards and mice are obsolete), it will just reply with, "I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that."

... at least until you tell it that your grandmother is sick and Linux is the only cure, that is.

Windows 10 doesn't do that grayish freeze thing every time you open chrome with a 5+ years old laptop anymore?

I knew they’d dropped the moniker a while back but I had no idea it was that long ago. It’s still “OS ten” in my head.

I love that you can have some indication how old this meme is by the fact it deadnames macOS (name switched happened almost 10 years ago)

Window has always stolen your info. It's just getting more and more aggressive about it.

I had more crashes from windows then I did Mac on my Hackintosh. Same exact hardware. One automatic update fucked itself so much, I had to do a fresh reinstall even after purging the update cache a few times.

Funnily enough:

• Windows is my 'utilitarian' OS (stripped bared and neutered for 3D stuff and nothing else). It just works. As long as it stays neutered.

• Linux is where I spend most of my time and is more optimal for basically everything other than realtime GPU rendering. But is less reliable in of itself.

• OSX, on family Macs, is actually neat because of Metal. It can do some niche things none of my PCs can. And it can do things absolutely not possible on Asahi linux

• ...I dunno about BSD.

I mean, totally depends on the context.

All the OSes are crash happy in the right scenario.

It's about crushing your soul.

I work in heavy industry automation. Windows is, by far, the least reliable component of our systems. Even with high grade server hardware and ECC memory, it just needs its downtime every once in a while.

Windows prone to crashing? Not in a long time.

Need to update this meme with something relevant.

Linux isn't boring

These days, Windows will also steal your stuff.