My name is James, and I have a hoarding problem.
But I’m not here to judge - no, I’m going toenableyou.
But I digress (and you need help).
A basic service is provided for free, and I still haven’t hit the storage limit.
It has a beautiful visual interface, unlike the sometimes overwhelming text of Evernote.
And - wait for it - we have afree Pinterest Guide, too!
Warning: some people get pretty emotional about the fact Calibremanages its own directory structure.
The only complication to Plex is that it requires both aserverandclientto function.
The server catalogs your terabytes of media, while the client accesses this over the local web connection.
I even tried the freezer trick (yep, that one really doesn’t work).
Most NAS devices will just give you shared folders - the Synology gives you an app store.
There’s even a Plex server app for DSM.
), you probably want a certain degree of privacy.
TrueCrypt is the tool you’re looking for.
Now you just have to check that the password you use for 1Password is itself quite secure.
On the downside, it’s a little pricey -$49.99for the Mac or Windows versions.
If you don’t need to store software licences, look intoLastPassinstead, which offers a free plan.
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