This is a list and explanation for all the devices that I own, what I use them for - as well as my drives/data storage.

My Devices:

Desktops:

27" Retina 5K 2020 iMac (Intel i5, AMD Radeon Pro 5300 4GB, 72GB 2667 MHz DDR4 - running macOS 26.0 Tahoe Beta 2) ----- Daily Driver

Laptops:

13" Retina 2015 MacBook Pro (Intel i5, Intel Iris Graphics 6100 1.5GB, 8GB 1866 MHz LPDDR3 - running macOS 10.15 Catalina) ----- Trans Activism with foreign correspondents via Tails, Portable File Manager

Tablets:

TCL Tab 10 NXTPAPER 5G (MediaTek 24E, 6+6GB RAM, 128GB Storage - running Android 14) ----- Comic Book Reader

Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 (Qualcomm Snapdragon 800, Adreno 330, 2GB RAM, 16GB Storage - running ColtOS 2021) ----- Not currently in use

e-Readers:

Amazon Kindle Paperwhite 4 (1448x1072 E Ink Carta, 300 ppi, 8GB Storage - Jailbroken, running KoReader) ----- Daily e-Reader, used for books that I read and reference frequently

Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch (600x800 E Ink Pearl, 167 ppi, 2GB Storage (has microSD Slot) - running default Android 2.1) ----- Used for bulk book reading, and seperating archives via individual microSD Cards (category specific)

Phones:

Apple iPhone 16e (A18, 8GB RAM, 128GB Storage, 48MP 2160P - running iOS 26.0 Beta 4) ----- Daily Driver

LG V60 ThinQ 5G (Snapdragon 865 5G, 8GB RAM, 128GB Storage, 64MP 4320P - running Android 12) ----- Portable Book Scanner, and sometimes Mobile Gaming (emulation)

TCL 60 XE NXTPAPER 5G (MediaTek 6300, 8+10GB RAM, 256GB Storage, 50MP 2160P - running Android 15) ----- Beta tester unit, don't actively use

TCL 50 XE NXTPAPER 5G (MediaTek 6100+, 4+4GB RAM, 128GB Storage, 50MP 1080P - running Android 14) ----- Previously my daily driver, don't actively use

Samsung Galaxy S8 (Exynos 8895, 4GB RAM, 64GB Storage, 12MP 2160P - running Android 9.0) ----- Used exclusively with TCL NXTWEAR S AR Glasses

Pine64 Pinephone KDE Community Edition (Allwinner A64, 3GB RAM, 32GB Storage, 5MP 1080P - running Plasma Mobile and Manjaro ARM) --- Dev tester device, potential future server

Alcatel Smartflip (Qualcomm Snapdragon 210, 512MB RAM, 4GB Storage, 2MP 720P - running KaiOS 2.5.2) ----- Emergency phone, not actively used

LG Revere 3 (Unknown Processor, 128MB RAM, 256MB Storage, 1.3MP 220P - running propietary OS) ----- This is the same model as my first proper phone. I wanted to transfer, but was unable to. Not actively used

Recording Devices:

Canon Rebel T6 1300D (EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II and EF75/300 III Lens) ----- Nature and AstroPhotography

Sony Cx405 CamCorder ----- Mainly filing RoadTrips and other bulk video

Glasses Video Recorder (no-brand generic low resolution glasses video recorder) ----- Don't use anymore due to it rarely saving the video it was supposed to be recording. When it does, it is very low quality, around 360-480p, and grainy

Other Devices:

Meta Quest 3 (128GB) ----- Used mainly for Adult Entertainment, and sometimes VR app development

TCL NXTWEAR S AR Glasses ----- Used for AR development, and hands free tutorials and watching videos on the go/while exercising

My Storage

3.5" Hard Drives:

20TB OS ----- Trans Porn

14TB OS ----- Western VR

12TB Arsenal ----- JAV VR

8TB Seagate ----- Non-VR/Trans Porn

2.5" Hard Drives:

(Portable) 6TB WD ----- Anime, Comics

(Portable) 6TB WD ----- Passthrough VR

(Portable) 6TB WD ----- YouTube

(Portable) 5TB Seagate ----- Movies, Documentaries, Shows

(Portable) 5TB WD ----- YouTube

(Portable) 5TB WD ----- Shows

(Portable) 4TB Seagate ----- HypnoTube Archive/Backup

(Portable) 4TB Seagate ----- Books

(Portable) 4TB WD ----- YouTube

(Portable) 1TB HP/Seagate ----- Family Photos/Videos

(Internal) 1TB Seagate ----- Music, Random, Video Games

(Internal) 500GB Toshiba ----- Currently Empty

(Internal) 500GB WD ----- Currently Empty

2.5" Solid State Drives:

(Internal) 240GB Patriot ----- Currently Empty

Other Solid State Drives:

(External M.2) 4TB Crucial ----- Books

(External M.2) 512GB Fanxiang ----- Large Language Models

Flash Drives:

512GB SanDisk ----- Family Photos/Videos

256GB SanDisk ----- Operating Systems

16GB Kingston ----- Tails OS

MicroSD Cards:

I have a variety of MicroSD Cards, ranging from 1TB down to 2GB. They are typically for my Cameras and for data transfers that need to be done between host computers. In total I have roughly 9TB of MicroSD Cards

Data Plans:

Obviously, continuing to find media that I am interested in is a main purpose of my downloading adventures. I once had 191TB, then 165TB, and finally 335TB (all drives were wiped and sold in between each of these hoards) of data, and those collections meant very little to me, as they were not curated, but existed in the realm of, your scientists were so pre-occupied with whether they could, that they forgot to ask whether they should. I obviously seek to not repeat those experiences, which I why I curate my library of media now. I might have a lot of data, but I assure you everything is something I am interested in (potentially if part of a collection, this might have some junk data mixed in as well). After all, 4K and 8K video (especially with respect to VR videos) take up a good chunk of digital real-estate (I average between 20 and 50GB per VR video), so this does inflate the numbers a bit.

I have recently considered erasing my 4TB m.2 and turning that into LLM (Large Language Model) drive. This would however mean that I no longer have any backups for my books (scanned or otherwise), which is something I am concerned about, since many of those books can't be re-scanned or re-downloaded.

I am still debating whether or not to keep the two 500GB internal hard drives. They are of lower capacity, and take up a bit of space, much like the 240GB internal SSD. Still, I have not been convinced that the benefits of getting rid of them outweigh the fact that I would be destroying them, as they previously held family photos and videos, which I do not want a buyer to be able to recover (I do like to be at least somewhat private).

The question of backups is one that does weigh on my mind, and while I have multiple (11 to be exact) backups of my family photos/videos (though this is changing due to a rapid increase in size taken up by my Girlhood series), the only other backups I have are of my books, mainly because I scanned quite a few, and no longer have the print copies of those I have scanned. Backups are tricky though, since they cost time and money to create, and they take away from total potential capacity. Also, a lot of my data is admittedly replaceable, except for perhaps some stuff from YouTube that no longer is on that platform, my HypnoTube Archive, and now dead torrents of adult content (both VR and non-VR).

I have been looking into "SpaceDrive", which claims to be "a file manager from the future". It seems to be promising for indexing all my drives/data, and keeping that info/search-ability, even when the drive is not plugged in. I am still researching this file manager, but remain slightly skeptical, as I do not fully understand how it's supposed "AI" search function works. If it sends data back to some HQ, then I will have to keep looking for a different file manager that allows for offline drive searching/indexing. One thing that draws me to SpaceDrive is it's drive/data totals information, which tells you exactly how much data you have, across all drives.

Storage Totals:

I am presently unaware of how full each drive is. This is a statistic I hope to provide soon, along with a handy graph that breaks it down by category