There are already services that do this. I use PastePal and it works fine.

One way if you seldom do it: Compose new email in gmail and it appears in the draft. Go to the other computer and you see it.

i have a NFS drive shared on my LAN which rsync to GoogleDrive.... works as a charm.

I send myself a message on whatever app I have logged in on both machines. Discord functions as a sort of notebook for me, it's quick to open on phone and I've usually got it running on laptop.

There is https://github.com/jedisct1/piknik and other open source projects that implement some kind of cross-machine copy/paste, usually as a command-line program. Browse GitHub topics (repository tags) like "clipboard", "shared-clipboard", and "clipboard-sync".

Barrier is the solution I use to go between 2 desktops and a laptop, including mouse and keyboard control

Sneakernet is the simplest thing that might work.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sneakernet

Copy -> write to a secure remote server that only allows the value to be accessed once -> read it from other computer and add to clipboard

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Mac’s have this already - you can even copy and paste between your iPhone and computer. It’s a feature that not many people know about. I only discovered it by accident.

I send myself a message on Telegram in Favorites. There is a lot of memory. And files are sent without quality loss

I use an NFS share to transfer files and keep work in one central location, but a true copy-paste store across devices would be interesting. You'd have to be able to sync the clipboards across many devices, so to I'd either propogate updates in a similar way to routing protocol daemons, or go with the less flexible but easier to set up clipboard daemon->ssh-and-xclip. It would probably be wise to use a VPN like wireguard to maintain some level of security and confidentiality.