Wasabi
S3-compatible cloud storage provider
Episodes
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#4704: Building a Unified AI Filesystem with Rclone and MinIOHow to build a single virtual filesystem for AI agents across multiple cloud storage providers — without the token headaches. -
#4452: YouTube Backup Pipeline: RSS + yt-dlp + WasabiBuild a free, reliable pipeline to auto-download and backup YouTube videos using RSS feeds, yt-dlp, and cloud storage. -
#4391: Why Your AI Chat History Has No Real BackupYour ChatGPT conversations are your external brain—and you can lose them with a single expired credit card. -
#4073: Private Buckets, Pre-Signed URLs: Self-Hosting Without the CompromiseHow to keep your self-hosted images secure, accessible, and cloud-friendly without becoming the product. -
#3781: Peer-to-Peer Backup: Brilliant or Overcomplicated?Can a blockchain-inspired network replace your backup drive? We explore the promise and hidden pitfalls. -
#3399: Why Mail a Disc to Your In-Law?Cloud backups are durable. Physical backups give you sovereignty. Here’s why both matter — and how M-Disc fits in. -
#3033: 3,000 Episodes, 3 Copies: Is This Backup Setup Enough?Three copies, two clouds, one NAS. But is this setup truly protecting 3,000 podcast episodes? -
#3024: How to Incrementally Back Up Google Photos to Your NASBuild a quarterly backup pipeline for Google Photos using the Library API, hash deduplication, and your NAS. -
#2571: How S3 Billing Actually Works (And Why R2 Is Different)Storage is the decoy cost. The real surprises come from request charges, egress fees, and early deletion penalties. -
#695: Behind the Curtain: How My Weird Prompts Gets MadeCorn and Herman explain exactly how each episode of My Weird Prompts is produced, from voice recording to published podcast. -
#636: The Hidden Costs of Ultimate RedundancyCan a decentralized network replace Amazon and Google? Herman and Corn dive into IPFS, content-addressing, and the risks of "forever" data.