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  • I also had bad luck with nextcloud, so recently I've set up SFTPgo and it works rather well and it's only for files. You can either download and upload the files through the WebUI or you can mount them over the network to your OS.

    https://github.com/drakkan/sftpgo

  • It contains every combination of the english alphabet characters possible.

    So you can find a lot of junk, but also everything that has ever been said or written and everything that ever will be said or written in the future.

    It may be disjointed, but it's there, every passage of every book.

    And everything has it's special place that always stays the same. The way it is generated and searchable is really interesting.

    If you go to that hexagon, that wall, that shelf, that book and that page - you will find your own comment. (And you will also find it in millions of other pages surrounded by different variations of characters).

    You might click around randomly and find every passage from the bible. But also every passage from the bible where the word "Jesus" is replaced with your own name... etc. there are only finite possibilities of combinations of characters.

    Hope that makes sense.

  • Let me make it clear to you then.

    Why use Git at all then?

    For it's VCS features.

    I thought the one reason why everyone wants to use Git these days are the forges.

    You thought wrong. Git is not wanted exclusively for the forges, but also for it's VCS capabilities.

  • I'd do it like this:

    • borg backup
    • (optional) borgmatic for easier use, but a diy shell script might suffice
    • (optional) https://github.com/Ravinou/borgwarehouse for easier gui based "serverside" setup on each location
    • (if you have no way to reach the servers from the internet yet) set up dyndns for each location so you can reach them by domain
    • might need to setup portforwarding rules in the router of each location
  • distributed, asynchronous collaboration and versioning.

    Or do you wanna send zipped up sourcefiles "project_dev_0.9.6.2_developername_featureID.zip" per email to a dozen colleagues who then have to manually merge it into their current WIP?