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Comment · 15 years ago
which leaves you back to your desk working :-(
Comment · 16 years ago
The whole "ideas are worth nothing" never made a lot of sense.
Comment · 16 years ago
crashplan is having a sale until tuesday, after that their regular prices will go up. http://b4.crashplan.com/consumer/store.vtl

i chose crashplan over mozy, after reading some bad mozy reviews (http://wonko.com/post/it_turns_out_mozy_isnt_so_hot_after_al... for instance) . I have the family plan and uploaded 200gb so far, their upload speeds are pretty good.

The only feature I'm still waiting for, is so you can specify different backup sets to archive to your local HD and to their online sevice, but that feature should be realeased with their next update. Other than that I love crashplan, especially the eature that you cannot disable it for longer than 24 hours.

You can also seed your initial backup, that way you don't have long upload times.

Comment · 16 years ago
Comment · 16 years ago
filevault & crashplan.com
Comment · 16 years ago
i use filevault on osx. just remember that timemachine & filevault don't play along well. you will have to log out of your account to backup your home directory, defeating the whole timemachine purpose. i'd recommend crashplan.com in this case.
Comment · 16 years ago
late 2007 mbp?

If i didn't have the three year warranty i could have thrown mine away:

1. the NVIDIA chip died > screen goes black: known issuse: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2377

basically if you have one of those macbooks, it will most likely die sooner or later, if it dies within the first three years you're lucky.

2. the trackpad stops working > known issue: the topcase needs to be replaced.

3. cd drive stopped working... well.

bad quality basically. but i would probably buy one again, because there are no slim pc-notebooks.

Comment · 16 years ago
yeah i saw that, but still. how much is my minimum share? i scanned their site and couldn't find any hardware info, perhaps i'm missing it - maybe it's not really that important since i get to use more than the minimum if the CPU isn't maxed out.
Comment · 16 years ago
hehe, yeah i was in the same situation.
Comment · 16 years ago
Linode doesn't say how much CPU you get, where other hosts (like vps.net) tell you. Isn't that an important info?
Comment · 16 years ago
i hope you're getting a good bonus for that!
Comment · 16 years ago
didn't buy divx.com when i looked it up and it was still free.
Comment · 16 years ago
i bet you can find some small idea somewhere and create your own project, it will be a lot more fun and that way you'll learn easier too.
Comment · 16 years ago
funny

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