Post by sillygoosegirl on Sept 10, 2012 10:01:24 GMT -5
DropBox, which I like a lot, but I want to get something else (something cheaper) for backing up our photos and such. We have them backed up an external drive, but if our apartment burned down or was broken into, they'd be gone.
DropBox, which I like a lot, but I want to get something else (something cheaper) for backing up our photos and such. We have them backed up an external drive, but if our apartment burned down or was broken into, they'd be gone.
Or if the hard drive randomly decided to stop working. For no reason. Like ours did with our entire music library and 10 years of pictures.
DropBox, which I like a lot, but I want to get something else (something cheaper) for backing up our photos and such. We have them backed up an external drive, but if our apartment burned down or was broken into, they'd be gone.
Or if the hard drive randomly decided to stop working. For no reason. Like ours did with our entire music library and 10 years of pictures.
That would only be a problem if the external hard drive and DH hard drive both failed at the same time...
Post by cahabalily on Sept 10, 2012 13:14:48 GMT -5
I use Google Drive. I did have dropbox, but my OS crashed (no clue what happened - H reinstalled and it's been fine since), and I lost everything in my dropbox folder, because DB is installed in the user profile folder of the hard drive, which is part of the OS. So if it hadn't been for my external harddrive, I wouldn't have had any backups for my PhD work.
Post by cahabalily on Sept 10, 2012 13:28:01 GMT -5
For google, I think the first 5 GB are free with a gmail account, and then you can purchase extra storage for a one=time fee. But I have three different gmail accounts, and therefore 15GB free storage. It will take a while to fill that up.