bandwidthcrisis

Rsync can. For instance, rename files instead of deleting them, so that your backup keeps old files in case they need recovering.

It can also make hard links to existing files so they you can create multiple backup directories that share unchanged files to save space.

Also check out rclone, a similar tool with a focus on supporting many target types, plus it can encrypt a remote location, then mount that backup to access the decrypted files.

I was wrong to think that, I tested bitwarden Android client in airplane mode and it worked, but I didn’t realize that had a “signed-in” state separate from unlocking the vault with the password.

The Bitwarden client works offline, syncing the database locally when online. So won’t that also happen with vaultwarden? Everyone would still have access to what was last synced.

Such as groups of 3 phrases

No CDN. No Cloudflare. No edge nodes.

It reads like a slick marketing pitch.

I’ve run koboldcpp on a steam deck. You have to stick to small model files, of course, like maybe 4Gb, but you can get decent speed if you do.