My solution is to use the M100 to write on a remote server. I have one of those battery-powered Wifi things attached to the RS-232 port, and telnet into a $6/month DigitalOcean Linux VM. With the correct termcap, the Nano text processor works great on an M100. I use USB battery about the size of a lipstick case, and it lasts months.
I can then retrieve the document from the VM with my computer, iPhone or iPad for processing later. If I'm not near a Wifi hotspot (I don't have tethering on my cell phone plan), I save the document to the M100, and upload it later. Bonus: The VM does its own automated backups. > On May 12, 2024, at 3:01 PM, [email protected] wrote: > > I always want to get the files saved off somewhere and I don't always > have my desktop or laptop with me, so the NADSBox does the job by saving > the file to alternate storage. I don't want to disrespect the other > solutions that have come after it (BackPack, etc.) but NADSBox was the > OG, and I for one, appreciate you designing and building it! Thank you Sir! > > Regards, Bert
