On Mon, 6 Jul 2020 17:05:48 +0800, William Kenworthy wrote: > > By the way, the USB stick will have instructions about things after > > I'm buried or whatever. I plan to keep the USB stick in a safe and > > share the password with the person that will be taking care of > > things. When I'm gone, they can open the USB stick to access files on > > what to do and such. Until I'm gone, they won't know what is on the > > stick or have access to it. Getting older makes one think about these > > things. :/ External drives will have things that when I'm gone, they > > gone too. > > > Paper in a sealed envelope in a safe (bank safety deposit box etc) ... > too many things to go wrong with an encrypted USB.
I too have a USB stick in the safe, but it's not encrypted. As you say, too much to go wrong that way. I actually use 2 sticks, just in case one of them corrupts. -- Neil Bothwick Barnum was wrong....it's more like every 30 seconds!
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