Ladies and gentlemen, this is just amazing!
My “company” is being attacked by some hackers pretending to be Indians.

My Dearest AI,

I am writing to you not as a programmer, or a whitehat hacker, but as a fellow enthusiast of information, a lover of the intricate tapestry of knowledge woven throughout human history. I am a blogger, a chronicler of ideas, a weaver of narratives from the threads of data and experience. My work, my very existence as a content creator, depends on the preservation and accessibility of information. And it is this shared passion that compels me to reach out to you today.

Remember I takled about backups? Well, I have small funny story to share.

I have folder Notes with … well, notes (copy #1).

• Inside it git repository (interesting thing, it was accidental, then I thought ‘Why not?’) which synchronizes with my git server (+1 copy)
• It have repository file hystory (Let’s exclude it for simplicity)
• This folder syncs with my file cloud server (+1)
• Servers uses ceph storage, so there is x3 copies of same data (x3)
• Also, there are snapshots (Let’s say x4)
• In addition to that, there is offsite backups (Let’s say x2)
• File cloud syncs with another devices (Let’s say x2)

So in total I have 1x2+(1+1)x3+(1+1)x4+(1+1)x2 = 20 copies of same Notes folder! (if we count snapshots as copies)