Photo storage of a problem because we take way more pictures than we used to and are too lazy to make physical albums anymore.
So then you need your own physical storage (which is incredibly expensive in 2026) plus some sort of software that makes it decently easy to find stuff. Most stuff that tries to compete with a Google Photos doesn't come close.
I don't know, man, maybe stop taking a photo every time someone sneezes. If you have a million photos, you kind of don't have any photos; it's just a mess of data sitting in a digital garbage can.
They add up over the course of 20+ years. Plus, when you have kids it's easier to take 20 pictures at a time since it's a pain to get them to smile nice, etc. So you end up with huge amounts of pictures sitting around of the same thing unless you go back and delete all but the best.
Every time I take eight pictures of my kid trying to get him to smile, I immediately delete the seven worst ones. I mean, that's just basic hygiene. That's like brushing your teeth.
Photo storage of a problem because we take way more pictures than we used to and are too lazy to make physical albums anymore.
So then you need your own physical storage (which is incredibly expensive in 2026) plus some sort of software that makes it decently easy to find stuff. Most stuff that tries to compete with a Google Photos doesn't come close.
I don't know, man, maybe stop taking a photo every time someone sneezes. If you have a million photos, you kind of don't have any photos; it's just a mess of data sitting in a digital garbage can.
They add up over the course of 20+ years. Plus, when you have kids it's easier to take 20 pictures at a time since it's a pain to get them to smile nice, etc. So you end up with huge amounts of pictures sitting around of the same thing unless you go back and delete all but the best.
Every time I take eight pictures of my kid trying to get him to smile, I immediately delete the seven worst ones. I mean, that's just basic hygiene. That's like brushing your teeth.