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  arthur

  8 months ago

  awesome post. i can attest to the unpleasantness of losing data and it'll cost you a lot more to get it back (if it's even possible) than it will to implement a simple backup plan.
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  mojodenbow

  8 months ago

  Thanks, Arthur. That brings up an excellent point. The upfront costs are much more desirable than after the fact.
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  Rachel Gross

  8 months ago

  That might be the most elaborate backup plan I have heard of in a while! I think the hardest thing about making a backup plan is sticking with it. It is really easy to forget to do backups, which is why most people would probably be better off using software that automatically does the backup for them. My company, Memeo, has a product called Memeo AutoBackup which solves this problem by instantaneously backing up files without any prompting. So the moment you save/modify/add a file it is backed up to any destination you like, whether that is an external hard drive, USB drive, iPod, FTP site, Network drive, etc. And just in case your computer and your back up drive are stolen or broken, Memeo has a secure off-site backup option. You can check us out at www.memeo.com.
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  Anna

  7 months ago

  Wow! These are a lot of good tips.
  
  I've been uploading files to - unlimited free storage. Just in case you want another option.
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  Quotes

  2 months ago

  Tanks for such informative and alarming post, It has just reminded me that, I got to have some sort of back up plan for what I do! I was never so serious about it earlier.
  
  
  Thank you
  Chris
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  ijokasu

  2 months ago

  thanks for the information. that makes think for having online storage.
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  health plans

  5 days ago

  Having an insurance is a good back up plan, you had indeed created another informative post, thank you for sharing it with us.
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