I agree with you but we seem old men screaming at the clouds.
Let's meet halfway: use rclone sync to get the cloud up to date with your local data.
And, when out of alpha, you can also use rclone bisync.
Let's meet halfway: use rclone sync to get the cloud up to date with your local data.
And, when out of alpha, you can also use rclone bisync.
For my off site backup I have a computer which syncs everything to local storage. I guess I don't defend against malicious intent or "delete it all" software bugs but that tends to end up as en exercise in insanity.
For example, every single line of code is simply a scratchpad if I don't sync it to a remote git instance.