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daggermoon@piefed.world to Linux Questions@lemmy.zipEnglish · 4 months ago

What is the best way to transfer large amounts of data to another computer on the same local network?

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What is the best way to transfer large amounts of data to another computer on the same local network?

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    4 months ago

    I’d use rsync.

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        yeah I remember reading this issue in may. I was like “nope, not using that anymore”

        I work with AI agents on the daily to code review slop, I would 100% NOT trust them to be anywhere NEAR anything that deals with backups of ANY kind. THEY WILL fuck that up. it’s a guarantee.

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          You can always just stick to the last non-AI version.

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        They could also use openrsync.

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