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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: Dugout DickStone on February 06, 2011, 09:24:20 AM
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So, I have several photos of me being handsome and smelling great, also of my softball domination and hockey games where I skate like Sid the Kid but with more confidence. I have them on my harddrive but I want to make sure I have them forever. Is Carbonnite any good? Which is most affordable.
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If you have the premium internet service your ISP offers they more than likely have free off site storage options for you
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ADrive
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personally I use www.humyo.com
you get some ridiculous amount like 10 gigs or something for just a free account.
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not a fan.
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MSN Skydrive. Free 25GB
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MSN Skydrive. Free 25GB
Nice. Will look into it.
(this is actually for videos of the time my grandparents took my brother and I to the Topeka Zoo - so fun!)
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So, I have several photos of me being handsome and smelling great, also of my softball domination and hockey games where I skate like Sid the Kid but with more confidence. I have them on my harddrive but I want to make sure I have them forever. Is Carbonnite any good? Which is most affordable.
http://www.observer.com/2011/tech/flickr-accidentally-deletes-users-4000-photos-and-cant-get-them-back (http://www.observer.com/2011/tech/flickr-accidentally-deletes-users-4000-photos-and-cant-get-them-back)
They finally got back most of them (I think), but wow.
Mozy has been a popular choice for awhile, but their prices just went up.
A few others:
BackBlaze
Carbonite
CrashPlan
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I use picasa online storage. I use picasa for my photo management. It automatically puts all my new picks and videos in my picasa online account and junk. I think I pay like $20 a year for it which is more than free so that sucks.
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As long as you don't need automated backup, skydrive is the best. If you need a couple GB's of automated backup, try Mozy. No reason to pay for stuff.
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As long as you don't need automated backup, skydrive is the best. If you need a couple GB's of automated backup, try Mozy. No reason to pay for stuff.
ease of use
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Some DVDs and an external hard drive.
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As long as you don't need automated backup, skydrive is the best. If you need a couple GB's of automated backup, try Mozy. No reason to pay for stuff.
ease of use
This.
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Some DVDs and an external hard drive.
Sounds more expensive than steve dave's $20/year.
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Some DVDs and an external hard drive.
Sounds more expensive than steve dave's $20/year.
I can buy a lot of DVDs for $20, plus I don't have to deal with privacy policies of companies that store your data.
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Some DVDs and an external hard drive.
Sounds more expensive than steve dave's $20/year.
I can buy a lot of DVDs for $20, plus I don't have to deal with privacy policies of companies that store your data.
it's google. they aren't evil or whatever.
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Some DVDs and an external hard drive.
Sounds more expensive than steve dave's $20/year.
I can buy a lot of DVDs for $20, plus I don't have to deal with privacy policies of companies that store your data.
it's google. they aren't evil or whatever.
What is their privacy policy?
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I just store my important crap on my works servers. ;)
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Some DVDs and an external hard drive.
Sounds more expensive than steve dave's $20/year.
I can buy a lot of DVDs for $20, plus I don't have to deal with privacy policies of companies that store your data.
How many external hard drives can you buy for $20?
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Some DVDs and an external hard drive.
Sounds more expensive than steve dave's $20/year.
I can buy a lot of DVDs for $20, plus I don't have to deal with privacy policies of companies that store your data.
How many external hard drives can you buy for $20?
$60 for a drive = 3 years of the service. :dunno:
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Some DVDs and an external hard drive.
Sounds more expensive than steve dave's $20/year.
I can buy a lot of DVDs for $20, plus I don't have to deal with privacy policies of companies that store your data.
How many external hard drives can you buy for $20?
$60 for a drive = 3 years of the service. :dunno:
What if Mrs. Catmatt, Esq. burns your house down?
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Some DVDs and an external hard drive.
Sounds more expensive than steve dave's $20/year.
You don't have an external HD anyway?
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Some DVDs and an external hard drive.
Sounds more expensive than steve dave's $20/year.
You don't have an external HD anyway?
He has one that hooks up to his television I think.
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Some DVDs and an external hard drive.
Sounds more expensive than steve dave's $20/year.
I can buy a lot of DVDs for $20, plus I don't have to deal with privacy policies of companies that store your data.
How many external hard drives can you buy for $20?
$60 for a drive = 3 years of the service. :dunno:
What if Mrs. Catmatt, Esq. burns your house down?
Oh crap! hadn't thought of that..... :ohno:
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As long as you don't need automated backup, skydrive is the best. If you need a couple GB's of automated backup, try Mozy. No reason to pay for stuff.
ease of use
This.
You can easily make a skydrive shortcut on your desktop. Navigate to it just like any other folder. Incredibly easy.
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dude, ADrive has 50gb FREE storage.