That's perfect

Free market is bad in theory and bad in practice.

I will try that thanks.

Ok so of course the best solution is both raid and offsite backups. After that the question is how much do you want to prioritize convenience vs not losing you data at all costs. For irreplaceable data that you care deeply about not losing make an offsite backup it's not worth the risk, never rely on raid to keep your data safe it may not always work. For data that is replaceable and you don't really want to lose temporary access to in the event of a drive failure then raid is fine it most likely won't fail.

If you are making a backup please make it offsite if you can it just provides one massive extra layer of security that makes it much harder for any permanent data loss to occur. It doesn't have to be in a NAS it can just be a hard drive by itself in a friend or relatives house, Whenever you come over and visit update the drive for any changes. One downside to this method is pretty obvious, in the event of your drive at home failing the data that you have backed up will be as old as the last time you backed it up, so if you are constantly creating new data that you can't risk losing then this won't work. And this goes without saying you should really have all of your data encrypted but especially your offsite backups I wouldn't trust anyone with my data.

A good compromise and probably what I would do is use raid all your files and then use your 2tb hard drive to backup all of your really important data that you don't want to lose. With this setup it's possible to lose some data in the event that your raid setup doesn't work for whatever reason or your house burns down but at least all of your important data is completely safe.

oops typo I meant habbits

Oh yeah never heard of shotcut either.

Does it really matter why you aren't drinking? I tend to avoid asking questions like that especially immediately after I find out that is the case. No matter what reason someone has it won't (or at least it shouldn't) change there choice if I know.

Yeah always look for where a service gets its money from before you get anything.

Maybe start at the trustpilot reviews.

Yeah I deleted honey a while ago just because it was owned by PayPal and it probably sells all your data. Just one extra reason to add to the pile.

The idea of honey is good though any possibilities of an open source version?

I don't really agree anything is impossible to fix. Maybe I'm optimistic but I think with enough time things can get better. As far as I know alcohol is much less common among younger people and there are more people avoiding it entirely now. Or maybe by impossible you meant really difficult.

Make a list of all the tasks you want to do for the day, every day. This is so important for me if I don't do this I just never get anything done.

Also always plan to do something productive every day even if you just feel like relaxing. You will feel so much better relaxing if you know you've done something your proud of.

Any good tips habbits are so hard to break/make.

Yeah alcohol really sucks. It's so embedded into society most people expect you to start drinking regularly as soon as you can. I think it's getting better but still people are nowhere near as cautious about alcohol as they really should be it accounts for 10% of deaths worldwide, that is just mind boggling.

Do you prefer open shot or kden live?

You enjoyed 2020?

I'm not sure if that's true, as far as I know brave is completely de-googled while not being based on de-googled chromium.

Yeah, ok makes sence thanks!

This is why I love lemmy so much. The only people here are people who have realised that mainstream social media is a steaming pile of trash and came hear to find a nice community.

Engineers aren't the only people who should want to learn and look stuff up right? Everyone should want to learn. And tiktok is just not the way to do it at all. I think it's wild how many people "learn" from platforms like tiktok and tell it to others like it's a fact without doing any extra research.