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- hope this might help you! Todd D. http://www.merchantcircle.com/blogs/American.Satellite.Inc.presented.by.Todd.DiRoberto.and.Caleb.Wickman.866-512-4714
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- Word, Berin. That's why libertarians should be skeptical of federalism in the internet context. The same arguments just don't work. Instead of competition fostering a race to be the most...
- This week, I've been posting about Ed Markey's proposed Net neutrality law, trying to point out some of the pitfalls involved. Today, I'll look at the problems with "walled...
2 years ago
I just finished adding off-site backup for my home machines, also through DreamHost. My version uses duplicity to make encrypted, incremental backups of my various machines to a central server (for easy restores). I then use rsync to push it all to DreamHost in the middle of the night (for redundancy). (tip: use --bwlimit to keep it from chewing-up all the network bandwidth)
It's quite satisfying having a backup system that's automatic, secure, redundant, and universal -- server(s), workstations, even my family's PDAs are all backed-up, and my precious bits can survive any disaster short of a nuclear war (and maybe even that).
2 years ago