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"Eisboch" wrote in message
... wrote in message ... For the overwhelming number of home users, having to go to the bank and get a safe deposit box to swap disks would be enough of an obstacle to make the plan fail. You can always improve on any backup system in some way. The worst backup is NO backup, and I hear about those tragedies all the time. A backup stored onsite is better than that by a country mile, even though it's not "as good as it gets". I keep it very simple. There's virtually nothing stored on my computer that so important that it even needs to be backed up. I've occasionally burned some CD's with stuff I'd like to keep like pictures or special music, but if the computer died tomorrow, no big loss. I also don't have a clue what I'd do with a huge hard drive, internal or external. My 3 year old HP laptop has a 90 Gig hard drive. After 3 years 72 Gigs are still available. Eisboch Highly technical answer: It all depends. |
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