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 | @HTMLperson5: Oh... I see you're *still* trolling the boards. You know, there are days I *actually* miss usenet... At everyone else: please don't feed the tolls.  |
 | You have three possibilities from what I surmise your requirements to be: 1. As mentioned by others, use a local NAS on your lan and share your files that way, 1. Pay the client tax, and use some commecial offering like Backblaze, Dropbox etc. 1. Self-host. Get yourself a Linux …  |
| | Okay, there's quite a bit going on in here... My first suggestion would, of course, be that you read the friendly man page: `man sudo`. Please note that this is hardly ever meant sarcastically, it's normally just the man page answers a lot of questions you may not even have … |
| | > Linux is actually more sensetive to viruses, a simple fork bomb would cause the system to run out of memory and reboot will then be essential Really? More sensetive to viruses? Even a simple fork bomb? One would think that a rather [simple](http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-limiting-user-process.html) [issue](http://askubuntu.com/questions/23533/how-to-protect-ubuntu-from-fork-bomb) to [resolve](http://stolowski.blogspot.com/2011/04/protect-your-linux-box-against-fork.html), wouldn't one? Now …  |
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