across the country. That would be one way. Not very quick. But if you want something a little more instantaneous, you want online storage. That's a good way to do it, like Dropbox or Google Drive. Those are free versions of storage or can be free depending on how much you have to store. There are others out there and there are some open source versions like Spider Oak and things like that that you can use. So just that offsite safety net. It's in the cloud. You could use any sort of cloud storage and then you'll have more than two copies of your important files. Yeah, that's actually a pretty clever idea. But you get us like on Dropbox and Google Drive. I have both and I have you can buy. I think I think my Google Drive for 500 gigs is like two dollars a month and you can cancel any time. So, OK, I'll throw two bucks at Google so I can store all my stuff when I'm done. I can just tell them I'm not going to need any more money. So that's one way to do it. And you can also pay for, I (42/46)
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