My critical documents that MUST be in print are stored in a fireproof safe. If it doesn’t need to be in print it’s scanned, shredded, and backed up.

Photos are scanned and stored. They’re also backed up.

I wish I could find out (at a later date) how the overall vote turned out.

Did the jury decide on 2 days vacation or the money?

I also thought about the 3-2-1 backup rule, but am unsure if that is overkill.

Maybe you shouldn’t be home hosting critical data if you think this is overkill.

Them.

Just ignore the security problems with remote streaming.

…and everyone but a single user just hears the ocean.

Amen.

Or if the my Internet goes down, now my relative’s Internet 7 states over stops working.

WireGuard doesn’t work on AppleTV

Jellyfin is a home media server.

Ok, then why do they offer remote connectivity?

If the answer is yes, why is that so much harder?

Because computers (to older folks) are a magical black box that they’re afraid to break but still manage to do so.

Can you wire a network cable? If the answer is yes, why can’t you build a night table from scrap wood?

You can’t because having proficiency in one area doesn’t translate to proficiency in another.

Great!

How do I set up WireGuard specifically on my AppleTV? How about my Roku? My friend’s LG TV? My other friends Samsung TV?

How’d you do that?

But doesn’t that sync in real-time? Making it not a true backup?

Welcome! I have several and they work well

Switchbot has something to open and close blinds that runs on solar.

Hmm. Wonder if I can do this with my Eve plug.

What are you using for the automation?

Thanks :-)

Or WireGuard + PiHole

How’d you do the laundry one?