and my wife's iBook. There are other solutions, but JD is fast, simple
and cheap. What I like the best is that the backup files are browsable
and easily recovered individually if you set it up that way. You also
get an on-line drive so it was easy to create a combination archiving
and backup solution.
On 04/03/2011 02:51 PM, Ben Shewmaker wrote:
> Does anyone have any recommendations on offsite backup options? I
> know there are a number of companies with varying offers on price and
> storage, but a number of them only work with their software (usually
> windows/pc only). Right now I have an Ubuntu box serving as my NAS,
> so ideally I'd love to be able to continue to backup to that, then
> have that box backup to the cloud. I have around 50 gigs of
> photos/vids/other docs right now that I really need backed up, but of
> course that will only grow as I take more pictures and videos and
> whatnot. What about something like Rackspace or Amazon s3? Or they
> purely enterprise solutions or are they doable and/or affordable for a
> home user? Or is there some other company that will provide what I
> need?
>
> Thanks!
> Ben
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