rentedattic
/ˈrɛntɪdˌætɪk/nounVerified NewCloud storage paid for monthly and almost never visited, holding terabytes of kept-and-forgotten files.
The storage bill arrives; nothing is opened; the tier quietly upgrades as the hoard grows. Rentedattic is not quite digital hoarding in the cluttered-house sense — the mess is someone else's floor — but the same inability to let go, at a subscription price.
Etym. — *rented* + *attic*; storage as leased space for things you cannot discard and never look at.
Rel. — chargercrypt · tabsediment
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