One cloud linked to PC memory............

[BigPapaDean]

For a while now since they came out with the concept of One Cloud it seems the memory I have on my PC seems to get used up quite rapidly. It seems it wants to save everything I do for the sake of things. I wasn't raised to have too much of anything from the family and carnal things I have to know all about everything as well. For the longest time, I didn't even have a connection to One Cloud. Then when I finally did it promised a great amount to use as I wanted. That has now forced me to save everything for my posterity and beyond. In the normal world is there a reason to have access to all that memory so that when my subscription runs out I find myself in a panic to renew so I don't lose all that useless information that I will probably never read or need again? With that in mind, I want to ask my old and wise respected friends the following questions. Do I truly need all this one cloud memory where I play computer games? Or to watch things online like TV or a movie for entertainment? I wonder if there might be a much better and easier way without memorizing the randomly selected passwords required so I can safely log online and feel safe and not worry about being violated in the 8th degree. It seems I need to go and clean up One Cloud of things I didn't choose to save there anyhow. All the memory has only clogged up my real mind instead of freeing up my mind. I need someone to tell me how this benefits me so it doesn't take a year to clean it up when needed. It feels like the other world seems to think the world we all live in has an unlimited source of income to pay for all this memory. Another question is how can I stop saving everything in One Cloud when I know I will have no further use for it? Is there something I can do to live my life without feeding the third world?

Edited November 17, 2024 by BigPapaDean

[KaptCrunch]

Dean sounds you need a NAS 

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[J3st3r]

1st thing I do is disable and uninstall that Cloud shit.

[CW4]

The only "Cloud" I have around my computer is the day after I have some nice bean chili.

[Labob]

Ask yourself when was the last time you actually went there and used it ? If you have never done so then you really do not need it. For photo's and smaller things Google amazo micriosoft all have decent free cloud storage.