I've been thinking about an offsite backup solution for my data in case of fire, flood, EMP, etc. But transfering that much data to a web host is tedious, and things such as security are a big issue, even if I encrypt it, theres the chance someone can crack it if it gets taken. Server is in the states, so RIAA is probably all over that in an instant if they find out such file exists on my server.
I was thinking of just getting one of those fire proof safes and putting it in the shed. I would probably want to bolt it to a chain that is hooked up to a block of cement that I'd throw in a 10 foot hole and burry it up, but physical setup is something I could worry about later on.
Only thing, it gets really cold here, and our shed is not heated or insulated, would HDDs survive this? I'm talking -50 Celcius here.
I was thinking of just getting one of those fire proof safes and putting it in the shed. I would probably want to bolt it to a chain that is hooked up to a block of cement that I'd throw in a 10 foot hole and burry it up, but physical setup is something I could worry about later on.
Only thing, it gets really cold here, and our shed is not heated or insulated, would HDDs survive this? I'm talking -50 Celcius here.