Back up your data
Even novices know that you have to save your files so that they aren't lost and can be easily found. But what if you don't back up your files and all of a sudden your computer decides to go on strike....
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I did a really dumb thing.Yesterday my backup failed, because of a device I/O error. I assumed (really badly) that the error was on the backup drive, and so proceeded to reformat it - losing all my...
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Live Mesh
The want for easy as sharing of photos, documents and what not between your computer, your relatives computer, and your friends computer, is now answered through the words Live Mesh. It is rather...
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SBS2008, Windows 7 and more
SBS2008We have our new server commissioned and running. Hardware SpecsASUS TS700-E4/RX8 Intel Core Xeon Server 2 x Intel Quad Core Xeon 5405 1.6GHz CPU ASUS Server Mainboard 32GB of ECC Fully Buffered...
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Backing up the cloud
I have been using cloud technology for a long time. I store large amounts of my data and information in numerous cloud services. Some are free and some I pay for. Some I control (on my own servers) and...
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Backing up your Cloud Solutions
We have been using CloudHQ for over 12 months now and have a premium account. We use it to synchronise Evernote data to Skydrive as word docs, archive our data (keep snapshots) and backup data from one...
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