John Siracusa

No, but that is actually one of the only things that the Synology is still doing other than Drive that would be hard to replace.

I would probably have to do...

Yeah, no, you're exactly right.

I have no reasonable way to contest what you're saying.

And that thought has crossed my mind.

The good news is a lot of this stuff, not all of it, but a lot of it, a lot of these containers, let's just say as long as I have the Docker Compose somewhere, which I do, I have that in a private GitHub repo.

Most of this, I could stand up again pretty easily.

And most of what these containers emit, this is not everything that I do with containers, but a lot of it, most of what these containers emit is stored on the Synology anyhow.

And it's one of those things, if you know, you know.

Yeah, I had not heard of Forklift before.

That's interesting.

I don't use R2 for backing up the Synology.

I have other means for that that I'd rather not discuss here.

But part of the reason I don't use anything to back up the Synology, anything like that to back up the Synology, is because it's something like 15 terabytes, and that is prohibitively expensive.

Even like the, what is it, ICE or something like that?

The Glacier.

That's what I'm thinking of.

it's bad enough for me that I, I can't stomach it, but I'm also frugal as hell.

So what do you expect?

Um, but no, I've been really, really happy with this.