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[freecbc3]

Never heard of it. Personally, I'd much rather use an external hard drive for backups. Or better yet, use RAID on your system.

 

[divideby0]

RAID as backup? No no. Backup 101 my man.

 

[Dann Man]

I would recommend always backing everything up on a external hard drive. Although some companies out there guarantte that your information is safe. But what happens if there servers lose it or something. Always keep backups yourself.

 

[arnoldap]

It is better to always have a online back up of your necessary files which are very difficult to remember. But the apprehension of security and safety of files. If the site is down what would the fate of our valuable information.

 

[sarapova]

Hello,
As you release more and more products for your Internet business, you soon discover that you will need more and more hosting space for your files. For example, if you own an information publishing company, you may need hosting for your digital e-books or your videos. If you own a software publishing company, you may need hosting for your digital software files and documentation.
Thanks

 

[zaccy_11]

i ftp my files to cramit.in and make them not publicly visable

 

[subcozer]

backup to an external device is the best method to save your data

 

[Hosterbox]

Never heard of them

 

[NetworkFlag-Sam]

For my personal laptop I use TimeMachine on an 2TB external hard drive (seeing as my laptop HD is only 500GB thats more than enough for a few copies of each file) and also BackBlaze for off-site backup, they offer $5 unlimited backups (I know that dreaded word but read their blog first before jumping to too many conclusions!)