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2 HN users recommended this between 2012 and 2013, in 2 comments.
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Something like this? http://www.amazon.com/Addonics-NASU2-NAS-Adapter/dp/B001OC5J...
At around $50, might be cheaper to go with this. Unless you are implementing the NAS just because it can be done :-)
This is a "USB NAS Dongle", with different software.
The hardware is already made and available. Here's the manf listing for the Wanser-R: (http://www.mrt-communications.com/WANSER-R.html) Here's the Alibaba page for the MRT communications NAS Dongle device (http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/103191249/NAS_Dongle.htm...)
Here's an Amazon listing for something similar (http://www.amazon.com/Addonics-NASU2-NAS-Adapter/dp/B001OC5J...) and the manf page for that (http://www.addonics.com/products/nasu2.php)
I'm not sure I want someone doing weird things to my file system.
I really hated the way they described what it does. I also disliked the "new technology" to "instantly transfer files, no matter how many".
I have no idea if they've implemented the encryption in any kind of sensible way. I guess we'll hear later if someone breaks it. I guess it's nice that there's more encrypted traffic going over the Internet - regular people using encryption means encrypted traffic is not automatically suspicious and needs the same legal process of warrents to intercept it.