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By an anonymous user on Aug. 13, 2008

Get an external hard-drive from Costco - less than $0.50/Gig...

By an anonymous user on Aug. 14, 2008

Check out Syncplicity.com. It is a new service and they will sync your 'My Documents' folder (or another one) with a hosted offering. The basic service is free and you can then purchase more space. You can also use it to keep 2 machines in sync.

By an anonymous user on Aug. 14, 2008

That would be www.syncplicity.com, btw.

By an anonymous user on Aug. 15, 2008

http://www.jungledisk.com/

Uses S3 on the back end for storage. Nominal charge for the software, plus whatever storage fees you encounter at Amazon.

By an anonymous user on Aug. 17, 2008

xdrive (www.xdrive.com)- simple and 5GB Free..

By demi on Aug. 21, 2008

cron, linux console tools

By cnshirui on Aug. 28, 2008

copy and store it!

By molin show on Aug. 28, 2008

Uses S3 on the back end for storage. Nominal charge for the software, plus whatever storage fees you encounter at Amazon.

By lin quan on Aug. 28, 2008

Get an external hard-drive from Costco - less than $0.50/Gig...

By Gleb Zgonikov on Aug. 29, 2008

VCS

By Mike Farley on Sep. 04, 2008

I am interested in the same service. However how you do any of you feel about backing up to an Internet service, is it secure and how do you ensure that the hosting solution doesn't 'accidentally' leak any data you backup?