That's one way to do it, how about backup to a remote location every hour? There's more than one way to be careful.
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The only thing from my trees that will fruit year round is coconuts, and that's really more of a flavoring than a food. We give it to the ducks though and they like it.
This guy has never met a banana tree. They also only feed you once.
I'm sure you have a problem with that statement too but keep it to yourself because I don't want to hear it.
Because it seems to me like there's a lot of coding-adjacent things they still need to be able to do even if they never look at a line of code.
However I do feel now like my sensitive things are better off deployed on a VPS where someone would need a ssh exploit to come at me.
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Needless to say I'm happy with my choices, although I do see a future where the value of my skills approach zero because of AI.
I'm confident I can adapt to that future.
From my perspective, you have to take a lot of shots, I did around 20 side hustle ideas last year and 2 are making over $100/mo. The other 18 I dropped. The only note I will give is that the 2 that succeeded really played to my strengths.
About me: I once had a hustle that did around $6k/month but that was many years ago and I decided I would be happier as a hired gun coder. The rise of AI made me rethink this so I'm clawing my back to providing services.
Because these days it will be all worthless bot traffic.