If you are considering rsync, you should also consider rclone instead, especially if you want to access cloud storage. Both are mainly for syncing in only one direction. They can be set up for two-way sync with conflict handling, but I’d consider that slightly dangerous.

Syncthing is two-way (or n-way) distributed continuous sync, devices can be offline/online at any time, and with robust conflict handling. I know it only from private use, you install it on each machine where the data lives (as opposed to accessing a cloud). It works great for that. I don’t know if it is good in a multi-user or corporate context.

The truth is that that life is full of contradictions and we are all struggling to figure this one out. Not every contradiction can be cleanly resolved. In the meantime life goes on. Later it will probably turn out that we’ve all been worrying about the wrong question, but right now… I don’t know.

I didn’t know either, I just put random seeds into pots, sometimes they work. I’m curious about the harvest too.

I also put a seed into a balcony pot, which isn’t doing as well. I thought it was too cold outside maybe, but I have another suspicion…

(Edit: seems to be a rusty tussock moth.)