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this post was submitted on 09 Dec 2024
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A few weeks ago I hid my backup drive behind a picture frame. "This is a great hiding place", I thought. Took me a week to find it.
I find that intentionally trying to hide things just makes this occurence 10x as likely.
Just password protect it and leave it where it's convenient. I would hope that you aren't in a situation where getting robbed is likely.
If you really want to hide it, in a place your really won't lose it, put it inside another computer, and leave it disconnected